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

2. How does Anton respond to Julian's interest to join the court?
(a) He is just as excited to be a part of the King's court.
(b) He knows Julian will be a good choice for the court.
(c) He hopes he too will be asked to be a part of the court.
(d) He tells him he willll be facing several new and difficult responsibilities and suggests they escape before they get involved in all the politics and manipulations of court life.

3. What does the King tell the other courtiers about Julian's behavior?
(a) It is not as it should be.
(b) It is a good example of true devotion.
(c) It is a disgrace.
(d) It is better than it had been.

4. What does Ignatius reminds the King about marriage between a man and woman?
(a) It is very special.
(b) It can be broken, unlike the union between the Church and God.
(c) It is as sacred as the union between the Church and God.
(d) It is forever.

5. Why can not see the Governor?
(a) He does not see anyone.
(b) He is out of town.
(c) He is too busy.
(d) He always communicates through a servant.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the Doctor speak about in regards to the Prisoner?

2. Over what do Olivier, Pancras and Andrew argue?

3. What is the setting?

4. How does Julian react when Anton speaks about how glad he will be when the nobleman has gone?

5. The Doctor accuses Julian of committing a crime against who?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Sigismund imitate Christ?

2. What does the King say Sigismund must do?

3. What is causing the banging noise? Why?

4. What does Olivier say about violence to come?

5. How does the Confessor respond to the King?

6. What does the Peasant Woman say and do when Sigismund cries out for his real mother?

7. What does the King hope about Ignatius?

8. How does Julian refer to Sigismund and the King?

9. How does this scene begin?

10. Why does the King believe he must be listened to?

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