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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 had been the High King before Uther of Dumnonia?
(a) Cadwallon.
(b) Cunedda.
(c) Gwynedd.
(d) Byrthig.
2. How many men does Cerdic have when he comes to the battlefield where the Britons defeat Aelle?
(a) 250 men.
(b) 400 men.
(c) 300 men.
(d) 150 men.
3. Before the journey to find the cauldron, where does Merlin pledge his life for the search?
(a) Cwm Isaf.
(b) Venta.
(c) Ratae.
(d) Cadair Idris.
4. What color cross does Bishop Sansum wear when he comes to the baptismal site in Corinium?
(a) Bronze.
(b) Black.
(c) Red-gold.
(d) Silver.
5. Where was the battle that Derfel remembers at the beginning of Part I?
(a) Lloegyr.
(b) Boduan.
(c) Llyn Cerrig Bach.
(d) Lugg Vale.
Short Answer Questions
1. Whom does Arthur want the Princess of Powys to marry?
2. Lancelot's sword is called Tanlladwyr. What does that mean?
3. Whom does Arthur wish to give Siluria to?
4. Who becomes Mordred's guardian after the battle of Lugg Vale?
5. Where might others from the great days be living?
Short Essay Questions
1. What did Ceinwyn see when dreamed on Ynys Mon?
2. How is Derfel met by the pagans and by the Christians as he and his men march to Corinium?
3. How do Merlin, Derfel, and the others escape from Diwrnach?
4. Who does Arthur want initiated into the fellowship of Mithras and why does Derfel protest?
5. What does Derfel believe will happen on Samain Eve?
6. How do Derfel and Igraine keep Bishop Sansum from knowing that Derfel is writing tales of Arthur?
7. How did Cuneglas and Derfel get along after Ceinwyn refused to marry Lancelot?
8. Who are the two important Saxon kings, and how did they get along with one another?
9. How did Arthur pay for all the labor needed to fortify southern Dumnonia for the war against the Saxons?
10. What does Bishop Sansum believe about Samain Eve?
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