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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 Bedwyr serve as when Arthur is away?
(a) First Knight.
(b) Queen's right hand man.
(c) Regent of Camelot.
(d) Second in command to Mordred.

2. At the end of the chapter, what has changed about the great King Arthur?
(a) His wishes to find a true son.
(b) He feels defeated.
(c) He questions his desire for peace.
(d) His quest for war.

3. What happened to Gaheris as a result of killing this person?
(a) He is banished.
(b) He is put in jail.
(c) He is sentenced to death.
(d) He flees before he can be given punishment.

4. What seems to be the author's purpose in this section?
(a) Show Mordred as a traitor.
(b) To clarify what really happened.
(c) Show Arthur as weak.
(d) To justify Mordred's action in taking over.

5. Who does Gaheris kill in a frenzy?
(a) The chambermaids.
(b) Mordred.
(c) His mother.
(d) Lamorek.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Mordred rejoins Camelot, how is that state of the kingdom?

2. While war wages on, how does Mordred busy himself?

3. Why does Mordred travel to the Southern coast?

4. Why is Mordred excited about this proposition?

5. When do the Young Celts (the brothers) decide to attack Guinevere and Bedwyr?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Mordred travel to Merlin's home town?

2. What is Mordred called by Arthur's army and why?

3. Why does Mordred want to visit Nimue?

4. Why does Mordred decide to send troops to Cedric's side against the Romans?

5. What does Arthur begin to question when he learns his son and wife have betrayed them?

6. As Mordred comes back to Camelot, what changes is he informed of?

7. As Mordred takes control of the Round Table, who also helps him?

8. What confusion occurs in Guinevere's bed chamber?

9. Describe Mordred's life on the island.

10. Who discovers Mordred and why does he insist that Mordred must come back to Camelot?

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