Queens' Play Test | Final Test - Medium

Dorothy Dunnett
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 151 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Queens' Play Test | Final Test - Medium

Dorothy Dunnett
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 151 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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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. The King decides that Lymond must duel with whom?
(a) Lord d'Ailain.
(b) Lord d'Aubervilles.
(c) Lord d'Aubigny.
(d) Lord d'Augustine.

2. Who does Robin enlist to give the information he has about the next assassination attempt to Lymond?
(a) Pippa DuBarry.
(b) Piedar Dooly.
(c) Peter Dawson.
(d) Philip Doane.

3. Whose assistance does O'LiamRoe try to enlist for introductions at the English court?
(a) Brice Herisson.
(b) Brice Henry.
(c) Brice Hopewell.
(d) Brice Halliwell.

4. A wrestling match is to take place between the Cornishman and ________________.
(a) O'LiamRoe.
(b) Sir George.
(c) Richard.
(d) Lymond.

5. How is Lymond exposed to be Thady?
(a) His wigs falls off and reveals his true identity.
(b) He fails to disguise his voice as he usually does.
(c) He plays the lute and sings for the King and the Queen Mother.
(d) The scar on his arm is exposed and his identity is revealed.

Short Answer Questions

1. Robin agrees to denounce his partner in the planned killing of Queen Mary if O'LiamRoe would back him in _____________________________.

2. Who does Lymond seduce on a festive evening?

3. What is the result of the duel?

4. It is learned that Queen Mary is to die during ____________________.

5. Lymond visits _________________ to discuss his keeping an eye on the man in #146 and coaxing a confession out of him.

Short Essay Questions

1. What role does satire play in the story, and especially in Lymond's life?

2. How does O'LiamRoe unwittingly stumble upon information related to the plot to kill Queen Mary?

3. Who is the man the author refers to in the riddle about fasting? Why should this man have maintained his plan to starve himself to death?

4. What role does Richard know he would be assuming when Lymond left for Ireland?

5. Whose name does Oonagh give O'LiamRoe as the other henchman involved in the murder plot?

6. How can the riddle of putting a horse in a dangerous situation also apply to the deadly situation going on at court?

7. Who does Lymond tell Richard is the would-be assassin? How does Lymond know this?

8. What did Lymond spend much of his time doing in this chapter regarding the Stewarts?

9. What does Lymond learn about who is conspiring against him and Queen Mary and why it is necessary for Lymond to die?

10. Why is it important for O'LiamRoe to go to Oonagh to attain her compliance with talking about the murder plot?

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