2. Why does the King want Mordred back?
(a) Become a knight.
(b) To serve as regent.
(c) Become king because Guinevere has not had any sons.
(d) Serve as an advisor to the Council.

3. What is Nimue certain that cannot be changed?
(a) Fate.
(b) Mordred's feelings.
(c) The prophecy.
(d) Her visions.

4. Where does Mordred decide to go to forget about Camelot and the people there?
(a) Ireland, to discover his roots.
(b) The islands of his childhood.
(c) France, a new place.
(d) Rome.

5. As Mordred attempts to protect Bedwyr and Guinevere, what happens?
(a) Bedwyr kills Guinevere.
(b) Guinevere kills Agravain.
(c) Mordred becomes angry with Guinevere.
(d) Bedwyr is confused and thinks Mordred is attacking him.

6. Chapters 5-6 in Book III begin ______________________.
(a) Guinevere's treachery.
(b) A series of good events.
(c) Arthur's hatred of Mordred.
(d) A long line of miscommunications between Mordred and Arthur.

7. What has prevented ships from getting to England?
(a) The weather.
(b) Roman ships.
(c) A ship accident involving many boats.
(d) The death of the Roman Emperor.

8. What does Mordred gain while living here?
(a) A wife and family.
(b) A couple servants.
(c) Fortune.
(d) A castle.

9. When do the Young Celts (the brothers) decide to attack Guinevere and Bedwyr?
(a) When everyone is sleeping.
(b) At a ball.
(c) During a birthday party.
(d) While they discuss a letter.

10. In Chapter 9, because Mordred is too late to stop them, who do the twins kill?
(a) Bedwyr.
(b) Lamorak.
(c) Brittany.
(d) Cedric.

11. Why is Mordred now believed to be a traitor?
(a) He has sworn allegiance to Cedric.
(b) He shows off his relationship with Guinevere.
(c) Author's men see him with Cedric's army.
(d) He threatens Arthur in front of everyone.

12. Why does everyone assume Arthur is dead?
(a) His ring was found and his body is missing.
(b) Bedwyr tells them so.
(c) They found his sword.
(d) They find Arthur's body.

13. Where do Arthur and Mordred find Gaheris living like a mad man?
(a) Rome.
(b) Northumbria.
(c) Saxton.
(d) France.

14. What does Arthur refuse to discuss with his son, Mordred?
(a) The relationship between Guinevere and Bedwyr.
(b) His love of Bedyr.
(c) How much he misses Merlin.
(d) Arthur's affair with another woman.

15. Although this chapter presents the state of the kingdom, the Princess Elen story line is ____________.
(a) Very necessary.
(b) Confusing.
(c) Giving a lot of detail.
(d) Easy to follow.