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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 5.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The narrator says of the courtier in Part 4 that "his quick and anxious glance asked the question." What question does he ask with his glance?
(a) Do you love me?
(b) Will I be freed?
(c) Did you kill him?
(d) Which door?

2. What happens if the criminal on trial opens the door that leads to "a reward of his innocence"?
(a) He is given a dukedom.
(b) He is immediately wed.
(c) He is crowned king.
(d) He is immediately killed.

3. What word from the narrative refers to a tissue inserted into another tissue?
(a) Ingrafted.
(b) Progressed.
(c) Incurred.
(d) Devolved.

4. What does the word "idealism" refer to in the narrative?
(a) The study of governance.
(b) The belief in government.
(c) The pursuit of high or noble principles.
(d) The belief in God.

5. How does the narrator described "the masses" during the trials at the arena?
(a) They "were on the edges of their seats."
(b) They "were entertained and pleased."
(c) They "were fearful and agitated."
(d) They "were aghast and horrified."

Short Answer Questions

1. Who wrote about Stockton's "The Lady, or the Tiger?" in American Fiction To-Day?

2. How are the distant neighbors described that helped to polish the king's ideas?

3. What word from Part 5 of the narrative means to take for granted or suppose?

4. Of the criminal facing trial in the arena, the narrator says that he is subject to no guidance "but that of the aforementioned" what?

5. What did the princess use in order to obtain certain secrets, according to the narrator in Part 4?

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