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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. On what topic do Aislinn and Wulfgar argue?
(a) Families.
(b) Marriage.
(c) Horses.
(d) Land.
2. Ainslinn tends to a wound on Wulfgar's __________.
(a) Head.
(b) Neck.
(c) Arm.
(d) Leg.
3. Wulfgar sees an old woman who is mourning the death of her ______________.
(a) Husband.
(b) Daughter.
(c) Son.
(d) Sister.
4. What is Aislinn doing when Wulfgar enters her room without her knowledge?
(a) Climbing out the window.
(b) Crying.
(c) Brushing her hair.
(d) Undressing.
5. Why is Gwyneth angry with Aislinn?
(a) Ragnor has also made love to her.
(b) She has banished Gwyneth from the castle.
(c) She does not want to be Gwyneth's friend.
(d) She has insulted Gwyneth.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is the one-armed man that Aislinn tends to when he arrives at Darkenwald?
2. Wulfgar sends Gowain to bring _____________ to him to attend the coronation.
3. Which of the men is infatuated with Gwyneth?
4. Who is the young servant boy to Aislinn's family?
5. Who is the story's main female character?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Wulfgar do when Aislinn is missing the next morning?
2. How does Wulfgar let Ragnor know that he handled the situation at Darkenwald all wrong?
3. How does Ragnor try to divert his desire for Aislinn to Gwyneth?
4. What scheme does Ragnor devise to harm Wulfgar yet claim to have saved Wulfgar's life?
5. What is Aislinn's reaction to the package from Wulfgar delivered by Milderd?
6. What are the circumstances surrounding Aislinn's choosing Wulfgar over Ragnor?
7. How does Sweyn rescue Aislinn from Ragnor's advances?
8. What is Sweyn's role in Wulfgar's life?
9. Who are the people whose cart Wulfgar frees from the mire?
10. Friar Dunley rather boldly tells Wulfgar how he should manage the situation regarding Aislinn. What advice does the friar give to Wulfgar?
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