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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who purchases Lymond and the cart?
(a) Master Gerace.
(b) Master Gerard.
(c) Master Gaspard.
(d) Master Gaultier.
2. Where is Queen Mary to be killed?
(a) On the lake.
(b) Eating breakfast.
(c) On her horse.
(d) In her bed.
3. What does Robin do when Lymond asks to talk to him before Robin kills him?
(a) He stabs Lymond.
(b) He lets Lymond go.
(c) He runs.
(d) He collapses and weeps.
4. Lymond tells Brice that ____________________ must know where Robin Stewart is and Brice can go free.
(a) Mary de Guise.
(b) The King of France.
(c) Queen Catherine.
(d) The French Ambassador.
5. What do O'LiamRoe and Oonagh have to do to help Lymond?
(a) Help him escape back to Scotland.
(b) Hire a good lawyer.
(c) Prove that he posed as Thady to protect Queen Mary.
(d) Have Lymond's supporters sign a petition.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Margaret throw on the ground after speaking with Lymond?
2. Oonagh agrees to give Lymond information in exchange for what?
3. Who takes Lymond into her home and cares for him?
4. What does Lymond do when Robin makes a comment about Lymond's family and Margaret Erskines?
5. Who fires a flaming arrow at a boat near Queen Mary's boat?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens at court when it is believed that Lymond is dead?
2. What does Lymond learn about who is conspiring against him and Queen Mary and why it is necessary for Lymond to die?
3. Whose name does Oonagh give O'LiamRoe as the other henchman involved in the murder plot?
4. How does O'LiamRoe enjoy the English court and what is the one aspect of the French court that is still of interest to him?
5. How does O'LiamRoe unwittingly stumble upon information related to the plot to kill Queen Mary?
6. What is Robin's sentence for his part in the plot to murder Queen Mary? Why will the sentence not be carried out?
7. Name some direct and indirect examples that support the riddle regarding a woman who gives herself up to a man because of what he has to offer her.
8. Why is the riddle about dissolving verbal contracts relevant for Robin?
9. How is the statement regarding a dog not being fed or being fed by a trespasser relevant for this chapter?
10. Why is it important for O'LiamRoe to go to Oonagh to attain her compliance with talking about the murder plot?
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