1. Who will bring relief from the invaders and become so great that his deeds will be told for many years?
(a) Richard the Lionhart.
(b) Merlin.
(c) The Lion.
(d) The Boar of Cornwall.

2. Nennius dies fifteen days later from a wound inflicted by Caesar and is buried with what?
(a) His comrades.
(b) His sword.
(c) His crown.
(d) Caesar's sword.

3. Julius Caesar says that the Britons descend from the same stock as the Romans. What is the result of them living so far away?
(a) They must be more intelligent.
(b) They must speak a different language.
(c) They must have different traditions.
(d) They must be degenerates.

4. Three springs will erupt where?
(a) In London.
(b) In York.
(c) In Winchester.
(d) In Gaul.

5. Androgeus strategically places Caesar's forces so what will happen?
(a) Cassivelaunus will be caught between the two armies.
(b) Caesar will want to return home.
(c) They will be killed.
(d) Cassivelaunus will be able to destroy Caesar's army.

Short Answer Questions

1. Aurelius then turns to the pursuit of Hengist's son, Octa, who has taken refuge in York. When Octa sees Aurelius advancing toward York, what does he do?

2. Anacletus will approach the Greek encampment saying what has happened?

3. Locrinus divides the battle spoils among his men, keeping treasure found on the ships and what else for himself?

4. Ebraucus sails to Gaul where he does what?

5. Aurelius does not know how he will move the stones but sends __________________________, fifteen thousand men and Merlin to fetch the circle.

(see the answer key)

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