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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Ignatius say about how the terror and remorse the King is experiencing?
(a) They are part of the true face of God, the spirit of judgment. The King cries for help.
(b) The king does not deserves these.
(c) They are sad but difficult to change.
(d) He should feel it more often.

2. Who is a spiritual young man tortured and imprisoned by authority figures afraid of his power?
(a) Siegfried.
(b) The Children's King.
(c) Julian.
(d) Sigismund.

3. How does Sigismund make Anton angry?
(a) Sigismund argues with him.
(b) Sigismund is trying to pick the lock.
(c) He sees Sigismund trying to climb out the tower window.
(d) He sees from the straw that Sigismund has been playing with fire.

4. What did the prophecy contain?
(a) A peaceful kingdom.
(b) The death of his son.
(c) Horrifying images of war and violence.
(d) A war with France.

5. Of what was the Doctor accused based on the Prisoner's survival?
(a) Wanting a new king.
(b) Trying to save the Prisoner.
(c) Having ambitions for power.
(d) Wanting to be far from this kingdom.

6. What does the King do when the Young Monk reads another quote?
(a) He joins in reciting the quote.
(b) He tries to interrupt him.
(c) He sits on a bench and listens.
(d) He turns to leave.

7. Of what does Pancras remind Olivier?
(a) He is to only refer to the Prisoner as a prince.
(b) The prince should be allowed to escape.
(c) He is never to refer to the Prisoner as a prince.
(d) The prince is a kind man.

8. How does the Prisoner respond when Anton calls him by name?
(a) He screams.
(b) Yes.
(c) He begins banging the cage with his fists.
(d) He does not respond.

9. What does the Doctor say is the same as strong will?
(a) A strong mind.
(b) Strong arms.
(c) Strong faith.
(d) Strong thoughts.

10. What does Julian order be done to Sigismund?
(a) He be dressed in his prisoner clothing and put back in his cell.
(b) He be put to bed.
(c) He be dressed in royal clothes and that all other preparations for departure be completed.
(d) He be secretly brought into the castle.

11. How does Olivier speak about violence to come?
(a) With fear.
(b) With sadness.
(c) With anger.
(d) With pleasure.

12. He adds that Julian's spiritual freedom depends on what?
(a) The Prisoner's physical freedom.
(b) How often he attends mass.
(c) His desire to be saved.
(d) To whom he prays.

13. How do the people feel about this news from the King?
(a) Enthusiastic.
(b) Miserable.
(c) Thrilled.
(d) Unsure.

14. Julian then talks about how he was manipulated into doing what?
(a) Putting the Prisoner in the darkest, most damp cell available.
(b) Feeding the Prisoner unhealthy food.
(c) Putting the Prisoner into the prison cell with windows.
(d) Beating the Prisoner once every day.

15. How does the book the Monk reads describe the presence of the world?
(a) As a green, luscious place.
(b) As a venemous fungus.
(c) As a desert wasteland.
(d) As a colorful rainbow.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the setting of this scene?

2. How does Olivier refer to the Prisoner?

3. At the sound of a muffled banging, what does Olivier do?

4. What happens when Sigismund says, "Father, into thy hands? "

5. What does the Beggar say to the Monk, when the Monk asks what he wants?

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