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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who is approached regarding a potential escape?
(a) Agnimon.
(b) Almeda.
(c) Amadeus.
(d) Allocious.
2. What other region does this king intend to conquer?
(a) Persia.
(b) Ottoman Empire.
(c) Africa.
(d) France.
3. Zenocrate cannot understand how to reconcile love and...
(a) Violence.
(b) Fear.
(c) Rage.
(d) Pity.
4. Who informs Tamburlaine that he will be unable to fulfill his mission?
(a) Mycetes.
(b) Techelles.
(c) Zenocrate.
(d) Cosroe.
5. Who informs Mycetes of the betrayal?
(a) Menaphon.
(b) Spy.
(c) Cosroe.
(d) Zenocrate.
6. What item does Mycetes decide to hide?
(a) Gold.
(b) Sword.
(c) Crown.
(d) Holy Grail.
7. The king attempts to negotiate with Tamburlaine on what item?
(a) The slave Zenocrate.
(b) Peace.
(c) Gold.
(d) Territories.
8. Who approaches Tamburlaine on behalf of Persia?
(a) Theridimas.
(b) Zenocrate.
(c) Cosroe.
(d) Techelles.
9. Which king is mentioned first in this scene?
(a) Mycetes.
(b) Meander.
(c) Cosroe.
(d) Bajazeth.
10. To which god is Tamburlaine compared?
(a) Mars.
(b) Achilles.
(c) Zeus.
(d) Jupiter.
11. Mycetes believes war to be:
(a) Frightening.
(b) Fruitless.
(c) Necessary.
(d) Bloody.
12. Cosroe considers Tamburlaine to be a powerful:
(a) Servant.
(b) Motivator.
(c) Opponent.
(d) Ally.
13. How is the basso received?
(a) With mercy.
(b) With respect.
(c) With contempt.
(d) With derision.
14. What will Tamburlaine's new title be?
(a) King.
(b) Chief of Staff.
(c) Lord.
(d) Regent.
15. Who is not present during the conversation between Cosroe and Tamburlaine?
(a) Techelles.
(b) Theridimas.
(c) Meander.
(d) Mycetes.
Short Answer Questions
1. What cry is heard as the soldiers venture forth?
2. Which empire is ruled by this king?
3. Who wants to claim the throne?
4. Who are common targets in war?
5. What mode of transportation do the potential allies use?
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