2. Why does the President in Story Thirty-six ignore his wife's affair?
(a) To cover up his own affair.
(b) To avoid a fight.
(c) To preserve his reputation.
(d) To anger his wife.

3. Longarine's Story Sixty-two is about_________.
(a) Her mother.
(b) Her daughter.
(c) Herself.
(d) Herself.

4. What is kept secret from the Prince in Story Fifty-three?
(a) His price in galleons.
(b) His worth.
(c) His lover's marriage.
(d) His identity.

5. Why does the maid in Saffredent's fourth story pretend to be something?
(a) So she can trick her husband.
(b) So she and her lover can have the house to themselves.
(c) So she can avoid the abuse of her husband.
(d) So she can continue her affair.

6. What do the men dress up in to embarrass the Countess?
(a) Monk's garb.
(b) Sheets.
(c) Women's clothes.
(d) Chains.

7. Who sees the maid being raped in Story Forty-five?
(a) The maid's brother.
(b) The man's wife.
(c) A neighbor.
(d) A tax collector.

8. What does the cheap man in Story Fifty-two really steal?
(a) A pound of flour.
(b) Some manure.
(c) Turkey grease.
(d) A lump of excrement.

9. Who tells the story of Jambique?
(a) Longarine.
(b) Saffredent.
(c) Geburon.
(d) Simontaut.

10. The mother of a young girl thinks De Vale can cure her daughter of ____________.
(a) Sultriness.
(b) Lustfulness.
(c) Indifference.
(d) Laziness.

11. What rescues the woman abandoned in Story Sixty-seven?
(a) A ship.
(b) Nobody.
(c) A knight.
(d) A caravan.

12. What do the princess and duke do when they wake up together?
(a) Cry.
(b) Laugh.
(c) Faint.
(d) Scream.

13. What is attached to the lord's cloak in Story Fifty-seven?
(a) A glove.
(b) A brooch.
(c) A bit of lace.
(d) A jewel.

14. What is discussed after Story Fifty-two about the cheap man?
(a) Larceny.
(b) Ethics and morals.
(c) Foul language.
(d) Food prices.

15. What does Jambique's lover do to recognize her the next time he sees her?
(a) Tears her mask.
(b) Marks her dress.
(c) Cuts her hair.
(d) Scratches her arm.