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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. What is John Peckam the Archbishop of?
(a) Chester.
(b) Genoa.
(c) Canterbury.
(d) Emir.
2. Who does Hugh fall in love with at first sight?
(a) Ellen.
(b) Elund.
(c) Sara.
(d) Caitlin.
3. How long after the peace treaty and Llewelyn's surrender, does Edward established strongholds in Wales?
(a) 9 months.
(b) 5 months.
(c) 1 year.
(d) 10 months.
4. Llewelyn learns that his brother Rhodri has taken a(n) _________ wife.
(a) English.
(b) Welsh.
(c) Scottish.
(d) Irish.
5. What is the relationship between Hugh and Caitlin in Chapter 24?
(a) They are in love.
(b) They are courting.
(c) They hate each other.
(d) Good friends.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Llewelyn think is using his name while planning a raid on the King's mines, which will begin the rebellion?
2. What does Llewelyn do to help Julianna get to her destination after Ellen's death?
3. What does John Peckham relay that Edward wants Davydd to join?
4. Where is a bridge completed in Chapter 34?
5. How long does Llewelyn stay away from home after he and Ellen have their first fight?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Ellen reveal to Amaury about Hugh and Elund?
2. What does Edward do on Llewelyn's wedding day to try and ruin it?
3. As a rebellion between the English and Welsh appears inevitable in Chapter 25, how are Davydd and Llewelyn reacting differently?
4. What happens to Amaury in Chapter 31?
5. How does King Edward punish Davydd?
6. What happens to Llewelyn when he is in the South in Chapter 36, trying to secure the loyalty of the men there?
7. What is significant about the day Davydd decides to lead his attack?
8. How does Edmund talk Edward into truly agreed to seek peace?
9. What does Elizabeth lament to Hugh at the end of the book?
10. Why does Julianna decide to leave in Chapter 33?
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