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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. As revealed in Part 1, Chapter 3, where does Christian travel to as an aide to Queen Mary?
(a) Eastbridge.
(b) Stirling.
(c) Coatbridge.
(d) Kelty.

2. How much do Francis's soldiers have in common?
(a) A moderate amount.
(b) A little.
(c) A lot.
(d) Nothing.

3. What type of discussion does Will observe between Francis and Richard at the end of Part 1, Chapter 1?
(a) Elaborate.
(b) Unfriendly.
(c) Friendly.
(d) Brief.

4. What does Sybilla hire Bullo to do in Part 2, Chapter 2?
(a) Turn bronze into gold.
(b) Turn silver into gold.
(c) Turn lead into gold.
(d) Turn copper into gold.

5. Why is Agnes sent to Midculter?
(a) To get a formal education.
(b) To learn to ride horses.
(c) To become more ladylike.
(d) To learn responsibility.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Dandy's real first name?

2. What river does Agnes land in after falling off of Richard's horse?

3. Which one of the following is not included in the description of Agnes Herries in Part 1, Chapter 4?

4. What disguises do Francis and Will use when crossing the border into England?

5. What is shot from a high branch during a Papingo shoot?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is Francis Crawford first introduced in the Opening Gambit?

2. What is the result of the reunion of Francis and his family at Midculter in the Opening Gambit?

3. How does Francis decide if Will should be allowed to join the group?

4. What happens when Will and Wat cross paths in Part 2, Chapter 2?

5. Who is Sym and how does he find the stranger?

6. What does Christian learn about the stranger?

7. What is a Papingo shoot and what happens at the event?

8. What happens in the battle between the Scottish and the English in Part 1, Chapter 1?

9. How does Francis assemble the men for his campaign?

10. How does Francis enter Scotland in the Opening Gambit?

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