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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. How man men to Wulfgar and his men capture?
(a) 21.
(b) 111.
(c) 100.
(d) 11.

2. Who is the story's main female character?
(a) Aislinn.
(b) Annslin.
(c) Ashley.
(d) Aimee.

3. What language does Maida speak, thinking that Wulfgar cannot understand her?
(a) French.
(b) Gaelic.
(c) Italian.
(d) English.

4. Which of his uncles does Ragnor meet at the sea?
(a) Bogar.
(b) Cedric.
(c) Gawain.
(d) Gavin.

5. For what reason does Wulfgar threaten to have Aislinn lashed?
(a) If she tries to escape.
(b) If she goes to Kerwick.
(c) If she cuts her hair.
(d) If she uses a weapon.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the "haven" Aislinn says she will seek if the time comes?

2. Sweyn must intercede in an argument two women are having about ____________.

3. What/who does Kerwick think Aislinn should have chosen instead of Wulfgar?

4. What is the difference between the way Ragnor views Gwyneth and Aislinn?

5. Who is with Wulfgar when Aislinn returns from the blessing of the graves?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Aislinn adapt to her new role of slave?

2. Describe Aislinn's procedure for tending to Bolsgar's leg wound.

3. What does Aislinn recall about the events that took place regarding the invasion of Darkenwald?

4. How does Wulfgar show some mercy when ransacking a village in the name of William?

5. How does Sweyn rescue Aislinn from Ragnor's advances?

6. How do the tensions between Aislinn and Gwyneth accelerate when Wulfgar leaves for battle?

7. What is Aislinn's reaction to the package from Wulfgar delivered by Milderd?

8. How does Aislinn invade Wulfgar's thoughts even when he is with another woman?

9. Friar Dunley rather boldly tells Wulfgar how he should manage the situation regarding Aislinn. What advice does the friar give to Wulfgar?

10. What kindness does Wulfgar show to an old woman in a village that has been burned out?

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