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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 is Mordred unconcerned with at the end of this section?
(a) His own fate.
(b) His father's affections for him.
(c) The prophecy.
(d) Rumors about Bedwyr and Guinevere.

2. How does Arthur feel about his son's possible betrayal?
(a) Hurt.
(b) Threatened.
(c) Angry.
(d) Sad and confused.

3. While war wages on, how does Mordred busy himself?
(a) Pillaging the neighboring villages.
(b) Spending all of Camelot's money.
(c) By running the kingdom.
(d) Killing Arthur's people.

4. While Arthur recovers, who is at his side?
(a) Constantine.
(b) Gawain.
(c) Elise.
(d) Mordred.

5. Mordred and Cedric are confused. How do they try to remedy the situation?
(a) They agree to kill Arthur anyway.
(b) Send a courier for a meeting with Arthur.
(c) They think it is a trick from the Romans.
(d) Charge on with the fight.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Mordred unsure of regarding Gawain?

2. What does Bedwyr serve as when Arthur is away?

3. In this time of war, where does Arthur send Mordred?

4. Who does Nimue insist she is?

5. What has happened to Bedwyr?

Short Essay Questions

1. What news does a mail carrier bring at the beginning of Chapter 5?

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

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

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

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

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

7. What is revealed about Agravain's personality while Mordred gets to know his half brother better?

8. Why doesn't Mordred think Gawain should go as a part of the peace envoy?

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

10. What causes confusion between all the characters during the last part of the book?

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