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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. The story addresses royal houses from England and ________.
(a) Ireland.
(b) Scotland.
(c) Wales.
(d) France.
2. What time period does the book cover?
(a) 1278-1803.
(b) 1271 - 1283.
(c) 1271 and 1283
(d) 1301-1331.
3. How is Bran related to Simon?
(a) Simon is Bran's father.
(b) Bran is Simon's father.
(c) Simon is Bran's uncle.
(d) They are cousins.
4. Hugh is rewarded for his loyalty by being assigned as __________ guard.
(a) Ellen's.
(b) Nell's.
(c) Edward's.
(d) Sir Olivier's.
5. How does Ellen initially respond to the question Davydd asks her upon their first meeting?
(a) She slaps him.
(b) She laughs in his face.
(c) She ignores him.
(d) She stares at him coldly.
Short Answer Questions
1. 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.
2. Nell tells Amaury that she cannot die without securing _________ for Ellen.
3. Who is Edmund's wife?
4. Why does Llewelyn make a sudden request of Nell in Chapter 11?
5. Who did Hugh's father die while fighting with?
Short Essay Questions
1. How and why does Hugh gain Brian's trust?
2. With what actions does Llewelyn respond in hearing the murder plot against him?
3. How does Hugh compare himself to the King in Chapter 15, and what is the outcome?
4. Why are Guy and Bran now outlaws?
5. What prisoner does Llewelyn speak with in Chapter 18, and why is that prisoner significant?
6. How does Davydd defend himself to Llewelyn regarding the murder plot when they meet privately?
7. How is the Abby symbolic in Chapter 18 of the end of something?
8. Why is Davydd not completely trusted?
9. Describe Davydd's murder plot, and why it does not work.
10. Who are the three crew members allowed to live in Chapter 13, and what happens to them?
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