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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. Geoffrey speaks highly of the ruler and asks that Alexander ignore what?
(a) The poor descriptions of the various kings.
(b) The historical inaccuracies.
(c) The fictional sections in the book.
(d) The base language in which Geoffrey writes.

2. Who takes controls of the kingdom when Locrinus is killed?
(a) Madden.
(b) Estrildis.
(c) Gwendolen.
(d) Habren.

3. To where does Caesar retreat?
(a) The forest.
(b) The river.
(c) Rome.
(d) A tower he built in case he was forced to flee.

4. The Huns' leader is driven back to the river and _______________.
(a) Left for dead.
(b) Attacked.
(c) Drowned.
(d) Chased home.

5. How many sons does Constantine have?
(a) Three.
(b) Two.
(c) Four.
(d) Five.

Short Answer Questions

1. How might Leil be described as a ruler?

2. At the advice of his counselors, what does Vortigern build?

3. What does Cassivelaunus do when he becomes worried that his army will starve to death?

4. Caesar agrees to accept homage and tribute from Cassivelaunus after what happens?

5. Why is Britain's rule given over to Vortigern?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the story of King Leir?

2. How does Cassivelaunus' emotions get the best of him?

3. What does Locrinus do when Corineus dies? How does this affect Locrinus' life?

4. Why does Corineus become upset that Locrinus is attracted to Estrildis?

5. How does Constantine end up giving aid to the Britons?

6. What happens after Guiderius refuses to pay the tribute agreed upon by Cassivelaunus?

7. Describe the battles leading to Pandrasus being the only member of his army still alive.

8. What happens after Caesar sends a letter to King Cassivelaunus?

9. How does Locrinus deal with his feelings for Estrildis and his marriage to Gwendolen?

10. How does Vortigern begin plotting a takeover of the kingship?

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