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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. Who is the Queen of England?
(a) Queen Edgive.
(b) Queen Eneda.
(c) Queen Alfrida.
(d) Queen Dunstana.
2. Why doesn't Rumon drink his draught?
(a) It has a musty tang.
(b) It was the wrong drink.
(c) He did drink it.
(d) He decided he wasn't thirsty.
3. Who did King Edgar marry instead?
(a) Eneda, the daughter of another Earl.
(b) Ordgara.
(c) Arles.
(d) Alfrida.
4. In what year does the story begin?
(a) 100
(b) 973.
(c) 1973.
(d) 1873.
5. Why was Rumon sent to Glastonbury Abbey?
(a) He had to deliver a message for the King.
(b) He had to escape the romantic advances of Queen Alfrida.
(c) He had a vision that told him he had to go there.
(d) He was discovered locked in an embrace with Queen Alfrida.
Short Answer Questions
1. With whom does Dunstan suggest that Rumon marry and have children?
2. Why did the King dispatch Earl Athelwald of East Anglia to do?
3. What happens to make the Council want to crown King Edgar's choice to succeed him?
4. Where does Rumon say he wants to take Alfrida?
5. Where does Rumon take the Queen after the King's death?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did Alfrida act toward Edward in the beginning of Chapter 6?
2. When Bishop Ethelwold visited Abbess Merwinna, what did he say happened to Alfhere?
3. How does Queen Alfrida look when she arrives in the Great Hall to meet Merewyn and Rumon?
4. What happened when Edward's body thane, Gunnar, is sent to Alfrida on Coronation Eve?
5. Describe Brother Finian.
6. What did Rumon say to Merewyn in his letter that he sent to her at the Abbey?
7. Why was the thought of Merewyn painful for Rumon as he talked to Dunstan outside his guesthouse rooms at Glastonbury Abbey?
8. How does Edward describe his love, Elgifu?
9. Why did Alfrida consent to marry Rumon when he asked her again the day after Christmas?
10. Describe Merewyn when she first encounters Rumon.
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