The Poem of the Cid: Dual Language Edition Quiz | One Week Quiz A

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Third Cantar, Sections 112-132.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does the Cid want Minaya and his soldiers to return after their journey in Section 43?
(a) To rejoice.
(b) To ensure their loyalty.
(c) To help make a camp.
(d) To prepare for another battle.

2. Who sends a message to King Alphonso at the end of Section 132?
(a) The Cid's daughters.
(b) The Cid's wife.
(c) The Cid.
(d) Fernando and Diego.

3. Where is the animal that gets loose in Section 112?
(a) In the hall where King Alphonso is sleeping.
(b) In the hall where the Cid is sleeping.
(c) In the hall where the Cid's daughters are sleeping.
(d) In the hall where the Infantes of Carrión are sleeping.

4. How many soldiers did Minaya kill during the battle, according to Section 40?
(a) 50.
(b) 34.
(c) 40.
(d) 134.

5. Where are the Infantes of Carrión at the beginning of Section 112?
(a) Barcelona.
(b) Vivar.
(c) Valencia.
(d) At sea.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who overhears a conversation between the Infantes of Carrión about going to war?

2. How does the Cid feel about the proposals?

3. How do the Moors of Terrer and Calatayud react to the Cid's decision in Section 45?

4. How many men does the Cid send away with the count in Section 62?

5. How is the booty from the battle divided among the Cid's soldiers?

(see the answer key)

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