2. What do Fals-Semblance and Abstinence do to Wikked-Tunge?
(a) Tie him up.
(b) Kidnap him.
(c) Cut out his tongue.
(d) Chop off his head.

3. Who admits to abusing his wife?
(a) Jealousy.
(b) Wikked-Tunge.
(c) Shame.
(d) Cupid.

4. What is a miser, according to Reason?
(a) One who hoards popularity.
(b) One who hoards money.
(c) One who wastes popularity.
(d) One who spends money.

5. According to Reason, repentance leads to which of the following?
(a) Salvation.
(b) Excitement.
(c) Lust.
(d) Embarrassment.

6. The God of Love, according to Reason, stresses which of the following?
(a) Secrecy.
(b) Idoltry.
(c) Happiness.
(d) Egocentricity.

7. What is Cupid's laughter when talking to Fals-Semblance interpreted as?
(a) Criticism of courtly love.
(b) Criticism of lust.
(c) Criticism of intelligence.
(d) Criticism of faith.

8. Which character is representative of pleasant thoughts?
(a) Vekke.
(b) Bialacoil.
(c) Sweet Thought.
(d) Dreamer.

9. What tone does De Lorris use in describing Cupid's oath?
(a) Melancholy.
(b) Adventurous.
(c) Optimistic.
(d) Cynical.

10. What does Nature give to the narrator?
(a) Two flowers.
(b) Two hammers.
(c) Two books.
(d) Two bags.

11. What literary device does De Lorris use most?
(a) Oxymoron.
(b) Alliteration.
(c) Simile.
(d) Hyperbole.

12. What does Venus give advice to Bialacoil about?
(a) Childbearing.
(b) Jealousy.
(c) Adultery.
(d) Marriage.

13. When was "Gospel Perdurable" published?
(a) 1295.
(b) 1395.
(c) 1255.
(d) 1355.

14. Reason says that which character is folly and reckless?
(a) Mirth.
(b) Salvation.
(c) Youth.
(d) Age.

15. What ability does Fals-Semblance boast?
(a) Ability to punish others.
(b) Ability to love others wholly.
(c) Ability to fake chastity.
(d) Ability to disguise himself.