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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. As Mordred takes command of Camelot, who is by his side?
(a) Orkney.
(b) Guinevere.
(c) Bedwyr.
(d) Gawain.

2. Although not loved by the Orkney princes, who is Mordred in good standing with?
(a) The Romans.
(b) Bedwyr.
(c) King Cedric.
(d) The king and queen.

3. What news does this person give Mordred?
(a) The Queen desperately misses Mordred.
(b) The King knows that Mordred was defending the queen.
(c) The King wants to kills Mordred.
(d) Queen Morgan is looking for him.

4. The author asks the reader to wonder if the events happen because of _______________.
(a) Arthur's inability to choose good people.
(b) It is time for Camelot to end.
(c) Mordred's choices.
(d) Merlin's prophecy.

5. How has Morgause's influence ruined Arthur's life?
(a) She poisoned Merlin and robbed Arthur of his guidance.
(b) Put sad thoughts in Arthur's had.
(c) Made Arthur blood thirsty.
(d) Mordred was born.

Short Answer Questions

1. How have Morgause's sons harmed Arthur's kingdom and life?

2. What seems to be the author's purpose in this section?

3. After Mordred is invited back to Camelot, what does he learn of the Romans?

4. Who is against having the Orkney princes back to the Camelot castle?

5. What does Mordred gain while living here?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does war break out with Rome?

2. When do the young Celts decide to attack their Queen and Bedwyr?

3. Who has redeemed himself in Arthur's eye?

4. What is the gossip surrounding the court about Guinevere and Bedwyr?

5. Why does Arthur take away Gaheris' banishment?

6. Unfortunately for Arthur, what news does he hear while injured?

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

8. Why does Arthur choose Mordred to accompany him on the trip to meet the Saxons?

9. Describe Mordred's life on the island.

10. Why does Mordred promise Guinevere a place at his side?

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