Le Cid Test | Final Test - Easy

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Le Cid Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Act 5, Scene 6, what does Chimene ask the King to do?
(a) Allow her to give her wealth to Don Sanche and marry Don Rodrigue.
(b) Allow her to give her wealth to Don Rodrigue and retire, unmarried, to a monastery.
(c) Allow her to give her wealth to Don Rodrigue and marry Don Sanche.
(d) Allow her to give her wealth to Don Sanche and retire, unmarried, to a monastery.

2. Leonor says which character is outmatched in the duel?
(a) Don Sanche.
(b) Don Arias.
(c) "Le Cid".
(d) Don Rodrigue.

3. Chimene says that if "Le Cid" dies in the duel, what quickly is forgotten?
(a) "Le Cid's" brilliant victory in battle.
(b) "Le Cid's" cowardice.
(c) "Le Cid's" defeat in battle.
(d) "Le Cid's" love for Chimene.

4. In Act 5, Scene 5, who lays his sword at Chimene's feet?
(a) Don Sanche.
(b) Don Diegue.
(c) Don Arias.
(d) Don Rodrigue.

5. Which character says he loves Chimene so much that her desire is his?
(a) Don Rodrigue.
(b) Don Sanche.
(c) Don Arias.
(d) Don Diegue.

6. In Act 4, Scene 1, which two characters enter first?
(a) Elvire and the Infanta.
(b) Chimene and the Infanta.
(c) Chimene and Elvire.
(d) Chimene and Leonor.

7. In Act 5, Scene 4, why does Chimene say she is unhappy no matter who wins the duel?
(a) Either her father is un-avenged or her lover is dead.
(b) Either her father is avenged or her lover survives.
(c) Either her father is avenged or her lover is dead.
(d) Either her father is un-avenged or her lover survives.

8. Don Rodrigue says that it is dishonorable to be what?
(a) A traitor.
(b) A loyal suitor and an unskilled soldier.
(c) A man in love with two women.
(d) A violence-hungry soldier and an undutiful lover.

9. Why does Elvire say that Chimene should be happy no matter who wins the duel?
(a) Either her father is avenged or her lover is dead.
(b) Either her father is un-avenged or her lover is dead.
(c) Either her father is avenged or her lover survives.
(d) Either her father is un-avenged or her lover survives.

10. At the beginning of Act 5, Scene 1, why does "Le Cid" expect to be defeated in the duel?
(a) He is prepared to die because Chimene desires his death.
(b) He is weak, recovering from injuries suffered in battle.
(c) His opponent fights with honor on his side.
(d) His opponent is a greater warrior.

11. The King says that everything to do with whose death is forgotten?
(a) Don Rodrigue.
(b) Don Diegue.
(c) Don Gomes.
(d) The invading kings.

12. What event must be postponed for one year?
(a) The imprisonment of Don Rodrigue.
(b) The imprisonment of Don Sanche.
(c) The wedding.
(d) The release of the defeated kings.

13. In Act 5, Scene 6, who enters with the King?
(a) Don Diegue.
(b) Don Sanche.
(c) Don Arias.
(d) Don Rodrigue.

14. What does Chimene say happens to "Le Cid's" honor if he loses the duel?
(a) His honor becomes his shame.
(b) His honor is destroyed.
(c) His honor multiplies.
(d) His honor transfers to the victor.

15. What does the Infanta tell Chimene, regarding honor?
(a) Honor is more important than glory.
(b) Glory is more important than honor.
(c) It's a greater honor to sacrifice an individual desire in the name of fulfilling the public good.
(d) It's a greater honor to sacrifice the public good in the name of fulfilling individual desire.

Short Answer Questions

1. For what does "Le Cid" apologize to the King?

2. At the end of Act 3, Scene 5, where do the two characters decide to go?

3. When Don Rodrigue enters in Act 3, Scene 5, what does Don Diegue believe?

4. By the end of Act 5, Scene 3, why does the Infanta say she no longer loves Don Rodrigue?

5. When the Infanta enters, in Act 4, Scene 2, what does she offer?

(see the answer keys)

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