4. How large were the wounds suffered by Cuchulainn and his foster-brother after the second day of fighting?
(a) Large enough for a bull to stick his head in.
(b) Large enough to fit a man's head in.
(c) Large enough to fit a leprechaun in.
(d) Large enough for birds to fly through.

5. Who gets his hair and clothing cut by Cuchulainn before the warrior finally just kills him?
(a) Ailill.
(b) Medb.
(c) Fergus.
(d) Etarcomol.

6. Who was sent to seize Cuchulainn's javelin from him?
(a) A court jester.
(b) A satirist.
(c) Medb.
(d) A bold warrior.

7. What word does Medb use to describe her thighs in Chapter XI?
(a) Smooth.
(b) Chunky.
(c) Gripping.
(d) Friendly.

8. Who is the youngest boy sent off to war for Ulster in Chapter XIII?
(a) Erc.
(b) Cur.
(c) Mac Roth.
(d) Figin.

9. What does Cuchulainn drink that unwittingly heals an old woman?
(a) Wine.
(b) Milk.
(c) Water.
(d) Berry juice.

10. How many versions of how the army arrives in a new community are told in Section VI?
(a) Two.
(b) Five.
(c) Three.
(d) One.

11. Section VI tells how the army is led to which community?
(a) Finnabair.
(b) Alba.
(c) Ireland.
(d) Conaille.

12. What does the healer use to replace the Ulster warrior's missing ribs?
(a) Chariot parts.
(b) Sticks.
(c) Gold.
(d) Bones from a wombat.

13. Who does Ailill make fun of for not being a real king?
(a) Medb.
(b) Conchobor.
(c) Fergus.
(d) Cuchulainn.

14. How many healing options does the royal healer give to the Ulster warrior?
(a) 1.
(b) 3.
(c) 2.
(d) 5.

15. Who starts a war with Ailill's army after a truce is made with Rochad?
(a) The Galeoin Warriors.
(b) Medb.
(c) Finnabair.
(d) Kings of Munster.