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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is a miser, according to Reason?
(a) One who hoards money.
(b) One who wastes popularity.
(c) One who spends money.
(d) One who hoards popularity.

2. Which character argues with the narrator, convincing him of many points outside the castle?
(a) Sweet Thought.
(b) Reason.
(c) Vekke.
(d) Logic.

3. What is Reason's view of sex?
(a) It leads to happiness and health.
(b) It leads to danger.
(c) It is not immoral, but frowned upon.
(d) It is a sin.

4. When talking with Reason, which character plays devil's advocate?
(a) Bialacoil.
(b) Genius.
(c) The narrator.
(d) Shame.

5. Reason describes which of the following as immoral?
(a) Genius.
(b) Courtly love.
(c) Marriage.
(d) Sex.

6. Who advises the narrator on the best way to enter the castle?
(a) Cupid.
(b) Frend.
(c) Reason.
(d) Jealousy.

7. What literary device does De Lorris use most?
(a) Oxymoron.
(b) Simile.
(c) Hyperbole.
(d) Alliteration.

8. Old Age, according to Reason, is a warning that what is awaiting?
(a) Happiness.
(b) Mirth.
(c) Salvation.
(d) Death.

9. What is the narrator's view of the arguments that Reason makes?
(a) Reason does not make any sense.
(b) Reason is only trying to hurt him.
(c) Reason is rambling.
(d) Reason is jealous of him.

10. Whose barons agree to help the narrator?
(a) Cupid.
(b) Mirth.
(c) Venus.
(d) Shame.

11. What are countours referring to?
(a) Cashiers.
(b) Mathematicians.
(c) Teachers.
(d) Accountants.

12. Reason says that what number is the best for friendship?
(a) Three.
(b) One.
(c) Two.
(d) Four.

13. Who descends from the tower to talk to the narrator?
(a) Rebel.
(b) Bialacoil.
(c) Reason.
(d) Love.

14. Who is describes as being a cruel overlord by Reason?
(a) Jealousy.
(b) Love.
(c) Mirth.
(d) Shame.

15. Which characters rally with Sweet Thought?
(a) Jealousy and Courtesy.
(b) Looking and Speech.
(c) Shame and Anger.
(d) Courtesy and Charm.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which character bemoans that all men are prone to falling in love?

2. What is Cupid's laughter when talking to Fals-Semblance interpreted as?

3. What character represents repentance?

4. What does Fals-Semblance begin to list?

5. What does Fals-Semblance compare himself to?

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