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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 does Balin kill in the end of "Balin and Balan"?
(a) Balan.
(b) Gawain.
(c) Arthur.
(d) Vivien.
2. Balin ends up going toward whose realm in "Balin and Balan"?
(a) Uther's.
(b) The Red Knight's.
(c) Pellam's.
(d) Lot's.
3. Whom does Vivien tell Guinevere is attempting to force her to marry him?
(a) King Uther.
(b) King Pellam.
(c) King Mark.
(d) King Lot.
4. Who is on his way to disband Doorm's kingdom in "Geraint and Enid"?
(a) Uther.
(b) Arthur.
(c) Lancelot.
(d) Galahad.
5. Who had lost to the King of Lot in "that first war," as stated in "Balin and Balan"?
(a) Arthur.
(b) Uther.
(c) Anton.
(d) Pellam.
Short Answer Questions
1. What relic does Balin take from the chapel in "Balin and Balan"?
2. Geraint awakens to hear Enid say she is not what to him?
3. When did Guinevere arrive at Camelot?
4. Who approaches Balin and asks for his help in the woods in "Balin and Balan"?
5. What is the name of King Arthur's castle?
Short Essay Questions
1. Discuss irony as it applies to the story of "Geraint and Enid" in a medieval sense.
2. Who does Leodogran summon to prove Arthur's birth? What do they relay?
3. From where did the story of "Balin and Balan" originate?
4. What justification is there in Vivien's attempts to expose the scandals of the royal palace?
5. What is Arthur's question for Balin and Balan when he summons them to court?
6. How does Guinevere's infidelity lead indirectly to Balin's downfall? What religious allusion exists in this story?
7. What does Balin do once Balan has left on his mission for Arthur?
8. How are women and men characterized in "Gareth and Lynette"?
9. Why does Bellicent instate her condition for Gareth's joining Arthur's court? What is the condition?
10. What is the state of England in "The Coming of Arthur"? Upon whose kingdom is the point of focus?
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