2. Who criticizes William Seynt Amour?
(a) Venus and Cupid.
(b) Fals-Semblance and Hypocrisy.
(c) Cupid and the narrator.
(d) Bialacoil and Vekke.

3. Reason declares the vice of rich people to be which of the following?
(a) Misery.
(b) Jealousy.
(c) Covetousness.
(d) Shame.

4. What weapon does Fals-Semblance have hidden?
(a) A mace.
(b) A knife.
(c) A cannon.
(d) A sword.

5. What can Sikernesse be interpreted as?
(a) Mental illness.
(b) Healing.
(c) Shame.
(d) Fake sickness.

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

7. Who does Reason cite as an authority for friendship?
(a) Sophocles.
(b) Tullius.
(c) Aristotle.
(d) Cato.

8. The narrator is advised that using what is the best way to enter the castle?
(a) Courtesy.
(b) Prayer.
(c) Hope.
(d) Generosity.

9. What has happened to the narrator when Fals-Semblance and Abstinence are negotiating?
(a) The narrator woke up.
(b) The narrator has entered the castle.
(c) The narrator has taken the focus of the story.
(d) The narrator has dropped out of action.

10. Cupid contrasts which of the following with prostitution?
(a) Building a shed.
(b) Selling a home.
(c) Buying pets.
(d) Selling horses.

11. Reason explains that what type of relationship is beneficial?
(a) Friendship.
(b) Cousins.
(c) Siblings.
(d) Lovers.

12. According to Reason, true friends provide which of the following first?
(a) Love.
(b) Honesty.
(c) Support.
(d) Kindness.

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

14. What message does Reason want to convey to the narrator about youth?
(a) To make his own mistakes.
(b) To be happy.
(c) To consider consequences.
(d) To become religious.

15. Vekke says that women should try to get which of the following?
(a) Love.
(b) Lustful thoughts.
(c) Happiness.
(d) Presents.