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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 does Cuchulainn drink that unwittingly heals an old woman?
(a) Wine.
(b) Water.
(c) Berry juice.
(d) Milk.
2. Who is the army scout for Ailill's army?
(a) Fergus.
(b) Laigus.
(c) Laeg.
(d) Mac Roth.
3. What does the healer use to replace the Ulster warrior's missing ribs?
(a) Bones from a wombat.
(b) Sticks.
(c) Chariot parts.
(d) Gold.
4. Who describes the massive number of warriors in Chapter XIII by their lineage?
(a) Eric.
(b) Conchobor.
(c) Fergus.
(d) Mac Roth.
5. Who is the fierce Ulster warrior who kills several army members while Cuchulainn is being healed?
(a) Cethern.
(b) Munster.
(c) Finnabair.
(d) Roshad.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who accompanied Fergus to offer Ailill's truce offer to Cuchulainn?
2. Who refuses to fight a beardless boy?
3. What is the method of fighting used between Cuchulainn and the representative of Ailill's army at the end of Section VII?
4. Who starts a war with Ailill's army after a truce is made with Rochad?
5. Who mocks Fergus for going easy against his kinsmen at Ulster?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Ailill use the town fool and why is Cuchulainn aggravated by the situation?
2. How is it that Loch almost defeats Cuchulainn?
3. Why does Cuchulainn refuse to leave Ferdia's corpse?
4. Why does Cuchulainn strut around the day after his bloody, warp-spasm induced battle?
5. Who is Cuchulainn's mortal father and what is his role in the war?
6. How many healers tell Cethern he is beyond help? Who is the royal healer that finally agrees to help him?
7. What causes Cuchulainn's massive killings to stop as Ailill and Medb's army approach?
8. Why does Ailill enlist the help of a spy and what does the spy report back to Ailill?
9. What are the two choices Cethern is given by the royal healer and which does he select?
10. Chapter XIII contains a long list of great warriors as described by two people. Who are the people and what differs about their descriptions of the great warriors?
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