2. What does the trick on the Romans involve?
(a) The cart seller's deceit.
(b) Getafix's magic.
(c) Crismus' crying.
(d) Asterix's cunning.

3. Who emerges as an untrustworthy character by the end of Section 4?
(a) Asterix.
(b) Getafix.
(c) Crismus.
(d) Caesar.

4. When Crismus tries to test his new strength, what is he able to lift?
(a) A chariot.
(b) A rock.
(c) A horse.
(d) A pebble.

5. Who escorts Asterix and Getafix into the woods to find a cure?
(a) Obelix.
(b) Roman guards.
(c) Crismus.
(d) Marcus.

6. When Crismus gets furious, what does he do?
(a) Lash out.
(b) Pace.
(c) Cry.
(d) Sleep.

7. What does Asterix put on that amuses Getafix but infuriates Crismus?
(a) Hair from the Romans.
(b) A girdle.
(c) Dancing clothes.
(d) Old shoes.

8. Who says what Crismus lifts is not impressive enough?
(a) Getafix.
(b) Marcus.
(c) Angus.
(d) Asterix.

9. What does Caesar say about Asterix and Getafix?
(a) He loves them unconditionally.
(b) He forgives their trespasses.
(c) He considers them heroes.
(d) He will meet them again.

10. When the messenger carries the ingredient to Getafix, what does Getafix do?
(a) Cooks it.
(b) Throws it away.
(c) Eats it.
(d) Hides it.

11. What is the message or lesson concerning the consequence given to the conspirators?
(a) Wrong begets punishment.
(b) Wrong begets wrong.
(c) It is hard to define what is right or wrong.
(d) Good is hard to come by.

12. Who easily defeats the Romans in their efforts?
(a) Caesar.
(b) Asterix.
(c) Getafix.
(d) Brutus.

13. Why is the person who talks to Crismus angry at him?
(a) For plotting against him.
(b) For not having a ceremony to greet him.
(c) For not bringing him food to eat.
(d) For stealing his clothes.

14. What is the fate meted out to the conspirators against Caesar?
(a) Banishment to Mongolia.
(b) Burning at the stake.
(c) Working as prisoners the rest of their lives.
(d) Drowning in the Dead Sea.

15. In what does Getafix make the potion?
(a) A bowl.
(b) A canteen.
(c) A cauldron.
(d) A vat.