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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 Wulfgar's father?
(a) Buliwyf.
(b) Rothgar.
(c) Thorkel.
(d) Wyglif.
2. In what does Ibn record his journey?
(a) In the university scolls.
(b) In his diary.
(c) An official court document.
(d) A book.
3. What town does Herger point out to Ibn when they are on the ship?
(a) Venice.
(b) Cairo.
(c) Bulger.
(d) London.
4. Why do the warriors beat their shields on the ship?
(a) To set up a rhythm for the rowers.
(b) To scare any other ships in the area.
(c) To scare away the sea monsters.
(d) To pray for good wind.
5. What part of the personal habits of the people from question #25 does Ibn write?
(a) Personal hygiene practices.
(b) Marriage customs.
(c) Sexual mores.
(d) Family relationships.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Ibn become by the end of Chapter Four?
2. How prevalent is adultery among the Oguz?
3. Why does Ibn liken the Northmen to animals?
4. What type of tales does Ibn avoid?
5. What sits on top of the earth wall encircling Trelburg?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do the Northmen merchants have to sell and where do they sell it?
2. What does Ibn learn about Thorkel during the burial rites?
3. What does Ibn note about the difference between the people at Trelburg and the Northmen and what does he find out there about the troubles at Rothgar's Hall?
4. What does Ibn think of Rothgar's Hall when he first sees it and what does Herger say about the hall?
5. What is Ibn's writing style and why does he write like that?
6. What trouble are the Northmen experiencing when Ibn meets them?
7. How does Ibn describe the Northmen?
8. What does Crichton say about Ibn's observations of the Vikings?
9. Why was Ibn chosen as the thirteenth warrior?
10. Where do the Northmen make landfall, how do they travel next and how does Ibn feel about the traveling? Why do they travel so many hours in a day?
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