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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 Reason's view of sex?
(a) It is a sin.
(b) It leads to happiness and health.
(c) It leads to danger.
(d) It is not immoral, but frowned upon.

2. Reason encourages the narrator to be which of the following?
(a) A prince.
(b) An animal.
(c) A rebel.
(d) A warrior.

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

4. According to Reason, what causes the popularity of a rich person to be lost?
(a) Love is lost.
(b) Happiness is gained.
(c) Wealth is lost.
(d) Covetousness is gained.

5. What does Cupid vow to do?
(a) Help the narrator fall in love with somebody who will love him.
(b) Pick the rose for the narrator.
(c) Take the castle.
(d) Help the narrator find Bialacoil.

Short Answer Questions

1. What has happened to the narrator when Fals-Semblance and Abstinence are negotiating?

2. The narrator is advised that using what is the best way to enter the castle?

3. What ability does Fals-Semblance boast?

4. Reason says that which character is folly and reckless?

5. What does Fals-Semblance disguise himself as?

Short Essay Questions

1. What immorality does Reason describe?

2. What is Reason a mouthpiece for?

3. What happens to the narrator when Fals-Semblance takes over the plan, and why?

4. How is Fals-Semblance comparable to a priest?

5. According to reason, what is Age?

6. Describe Frend.

7. How does Reason relate love to the feudal system?

8. Describe Fals-Semblance.

9. What criticisms of the church does The Romance of the Rose offer?

10. How does Reason personify fortune?

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