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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. Why does Edward believe he is blessed and doing 'God's work'?
(a) He saw a vision of God.
(b) He didn't die from the stab wound.
(c) He is royalty.
(d) God came to him in a dream.

2. After hearing the confession of who was behind the plot to murder him, Llewelyn burns Gruffydd's castle at ________ to the ground and claims the Powys lands.
(a) Trallwng.
(b) Bristol.
(c) Dolforwyn.
(d) Shrewsbury.

3. Nell tell Amaury that all of her regrets in life are for ___________.
(a) Herself.
(b) Him.
(c) Ellen.
(d) Hal.

4. King Edward summons Llewelyn to do homage to him as a __________ lord.
(a) Liege.
(b) Vassal.
(c) Primary.
(d) Secondary.

5. What is Amaury's profession?
(a) Monk.
(b) Priest.
(c) Sorcerer.
(d) Blacksmith.

Short Answer Questions

1. What surprised does Ellen find out in Chapter 11?

2. How far does Hugh travel to tell Nell about Bran's death?

3. What is Edward stabbed with in Chapter 6?

4. What was Prince Edward nicknamed in his childhood by his cousins?

5. Where is diseased flesh cut away from Edward while he heals from his stab wound?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is a messenger able to wound Edward in Chapter 6?

2. Describe the situation created for the Jews by Edward.

3. When Llewelyn finally surrenders, what does he lose? Does he get to keep anything?

4. What does Ellen realize in Chapter 13 that her role is between the feuding brothers?

5. What happens after Bran leaves Guy in Chapter 5?

6. With what actions does Llewelyn respond in hearing the murder plot against him?

7. Describe the battle that the occurred five years prior to the beginning of the novel.

8. What is Amaury's prison experience like in Chapter 15?

9. How does Ellen stand up to the lead pirate, Thomas?

10. How is the Abby symbolic in Chapter 18 of the end of something?

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