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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. How is Lady Clarenham related to Eustace?
2. Who does Gaston believe helped Leonard become a knight?
3. In Chapter 11, where does the Prince give Eustace the government of a chateau?
4. Before du Guesclin was restored to liberty, how many times did he pay his ransom for deliverance of his less known comrades?
5. In Chapter VIII, how many years have passed since the fight of Navaretta?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Leonard say about Sir Reginald's last words?
2. When and what letter does Eustace receive in Chapter VIII?
3. What does Leonard think happens in the hovel?
4. How does Eustace find a door to a secret passage, and how does he ensure the passage will not be used?
5. Why does Eustace remain a guest of Jean de Montford rather than going directly to Edward with Arthur?
6. Who comes to Eleanor's funeral?
7. Where does Eustace find Leonard?
8. Where does Eustace find the inhabitants of the castle and what are they doing in Chapter VIII?
9. What lies does Clarenham tell about Eustace?
10. What do Eustace and Gaston do as they prepare to defend the castle in Chapter XIII?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Mood is an element that authors use to evoke feelings in readers through the use of descriptive language. Mood is the overall feeling that readers have when reading a story. What is the overall mood of The Lances of Lynwood?
Essay Topic 2
In Chapter X, Eustace is received coldly when he arrives at Bordeaux. Why does Eustace receive a cold reception when he arrives at Bordeaux? How and why has his reputation been damaged and how does that affect how he is received at Bordeaux?
Essay Topic 3
Arthur is a page at court. What are the duties of a page? Why are young men of nobility pages before they become squires?
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