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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What color is the stone of the Keep in Lynwood?
2. What prisoners do the Lances of Lynwood have in Chapter V?
3. What is the name of the Arab steed that Gaston rides?
4. From whom does Eustace seek parchment and ink to write to Eleanor regarding her husband's death in Chapter V?
5. What weapons do Eustace and du Guesclin exchange after Eustace captures du Guesclin?
Short Essay Questions
1. What losses do the armies sustain during the battle at Navaretta?
2. Who is Ralph Penrose?
3. How did Gaston lose his home?
4. What does Gaston d'Aubricour tell Eustace what he thinks of the Keep's defenses and why?
5. Where is Leonard after Eustace meets with the Prince in Chapter 5, and why does he not accompany Eustace?
6. Whose advice does Eustace seek regarding Leonard in Chapter VI?
7. How do Gaston d'Aubricour and Ralph Penrose get along?
8. What is Gaston's condition at the end of Chapter V?
9. At the end of Chapter III, why does the army experience a lack of provisions?
10. Why does Sir Reginald call for Eustace, Gaston, and his men to go to the river in Chapter IV?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
When Eustace becomes a knight, an older knight thinks he is too young and immature for such an honor. Why does an older knight believe that Eustace is too young and immature to be a knight? Does becoming a knight cause Eustace to become prideful and change his character?
Essay Topic 2
Eustace captures a French prisoner named du Guesclin. How does Eustace capture du Guesclin? What does the capture and how Eustace treats the captive reveal about honor?
Essay Topic 3
Leonard and Eustace have been friends since childhood. How and why does the relationship deteriorate? What role does jealousy play in the way the relationship changes?
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