2. Brutus allows his men to divide the spoils among themselves while he consults with his advisers on what to do with whom?
(a) Antigonus.
(b) Anacletus.
(c) Aenaes.
(d) Pandrasus.

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 speak a different language.
(b) They must have different traditions.
(c) They must be more intelligent.
(d) They must be degenerates.

4. Aided by a Greek man named _______________, Brutus assumes a leadership role and begins planning to undertake the freeing of the Trojan slaves.
(a) Athena.
(b) Apollo.
(c) Athaca.
(d) Assaracus.

5. Caesar launches a fleet and arrives in Britain where what happens immediately?
(a) He is warmly welcomed.
(b) He is engaged in battle by Cassivelaunus and other British lords.
(c) He is brought to see Cassivelaunus.
(d) He is ignored.

6. How is Hamo able to kill the King?
(a) He drowns him in the river.
(b) He disguises himself in British armor.
(c) He shoots an arrow at him.
(d) He poisons him.

7. After Anacletus draws the guards away, Brutus will do what?
(a) Shoot flaming arrows into the camp.
(b) Escape.
(c) Sneak into the camp to meet the King.
(d) Sneak into the camp with his soldiers and kill as they go.

8. Brutus surprises Pandrasus' forces and drives them to slaughter where?
(a) In a clearing.
(b) Outside the castle.
(c) In France.
(d) In a nearby river.

9. Why are these rivers so important?
(a) They are a home for many wild animals.
(b) They are beautiful.
(c) They bring goods and trade from all over the world.
(d) They supply clean water to villages.

10. Why are many readers already familiar with King Leir's story?
(a) He is the character in fairy tales.
(b) Due to this book.
(c) Due to Shakespeare's play, King Lear.
(d) He is the king in Romeo and Juliet.

11. Membritius stands up and says that the only sensible course of action is what?
(a) To return home.
(b) To wed Pandrasus' eldest daughter.
(c) To kill Pandrasus.
(d) To imprison Pandrasus.

12. Guithelinus, the Archbishop of London, is sent to Aldroenus in Armorica for what reason?
(a) To search for missing Britons.
(b) To speak to the King.
(c) To seek aide from the transplanted Britons living there.
(d) To convert the Britains there.

13. Soothsayers correctly predict that the child, a boy, will cause what?
(a) War.
(b) Natural disasters.
(c) The end of his family's bloodline.
(d) The death of both his parents.

14. Over what does an argument break out regarding Aurelius and Utherpendragon?
(a) Who should raise them.
(b) Where they should be educated.
(c) What language they should speak.
(d) Who should be made king after their father.

15. Does Locrinus marry Corineus' daughter, Gwendolen?
(a) Yes, but he later divorces her.
(b) Yes.
(c) Not until later.
(d) No.