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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. Who is against having the Orkney princes back to the Camelot castle?
(a) Bedwyr.
(b) Cedric.
(c) Mordred.
(d) Arthur.
2. As the chapter ends, what does Mordred believe of Arthur and Guinevere?
(a) They are not truly his friends.
(b) He no longer wants to be in Camelot.
(c) They will come for him.
(d) Arthur is hunting him and Guinevere did not stand up for him.
3. What is Nimue certain that cannot be changed?
(a) Her visions.
(b) The prophecy.
(c) Mordred's feelings.
(d) Fate.
4. While Arthur recovers, who is at his side?
(a) Constantine.
(b) Gawain.
(c) Mordred.
(d) Elise.
5. What does Arthur ask Mordred to do again and again?
(a) Calm his brothers.
(b) Watch over his Celtic half brothers.
(c) Find wives for his brothers.
(d) Kill all his brothers.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Mordred gain while living here?
2. Luckily for the king, who recovers from his wounds?
3. What happened to Gaheris as a result of killing this person?
4. What distances Mordred from the Orkney princes?
5. Who begins bad-mouthing Arthur?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who discovers Mordred and why does he insist that Mordred must come back to Camelot?
2. Why does Arthur choose Mordred to accompany him on the trip to meet the Saxons?
3. What does Arthur begin to question when he learns his son and wife have betrayed them?
4. What news does a mail carrier bring at the beginning of Chapter 5?
5. Why must Mordred and Bedwyr go after Princess Elen?
6. Who has redeemed himself in Arthur's eye?
7. When Gaheris catches his mother in her lover's arms, how does he react?
8. Why does Mordred promise Guinevere a place at his side?
9. Although the Orkney princes return to the castle, are they trusted by the king?
10. What causes confusion between all the characters during the last part of the book?
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