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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. What does Wulfgar tell Friar Dunley are the friar's duties?
(a) To tend to the dead.
(b) To heal the sick.
(c) To lead prayers.
(d) To build a church on the estate.

2. With whom does Gwyneth quarrel resulting in banishment from the castle?
(a) Ham.
(b) Maida.
(c) Sven.
(d) Vachel.

3. Where does Aislinn sleep now that Wulfgar is living at Darkenwald?
(a) In bed with Wulfgar.
(b) In the stables.
(c) On the floor, chained to the bed.
(d) In the kitchen.

4. To whom is Aislinn betrothed but must hide her feelings to keep him safe?
(a) Kerwick.
(b) Bolsgar.
(c) Vachel.
(d) Gavin.

5. For whose cause are Wulfgar and his men fighting?
(a) Duke William.
(b) Prince Charles.
(c) Queen Alinor.
(d) King Henry.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Haylan leave Wulfgar's embrace in anger?

2. What does Wulfgar allow Aislinn to do before he leaves for battle?

3. Who is the family servant hauled off upstairs by the winner of an argument?

4. Ainslinn tends to a wound on Wulfgar's __________.

5. What does Aislinn call Kerwick's "stripes of foolishness?"

Short Essay Questions

1. Who are the people whose cart Wulfgar frees from the mire?

2. What is revealed about Wulfgar's childhood after the arrival of Bolsgar?

3. How does THE WOLF AND THE DOVE begin?

4. What compliment does Wulfgar pay Aislinn when she cries over her torn kirtle?

5. What is Aislinn's reaction to the package from Wulfgar delivered by Milderd?

6. Friar Dunley rather boldly tells Wulfgar how he should manage the situation regarding Aislinn. What advice does the friar give to Wulfgar?

7. What does Wulfgar do when Aislinn is missing the next morning?

8. How does Sweyn rescue Aislinn from Ragnor's advances?

9. Explain how Wulfgar works to create loyalty for William from the people.

10. What are the circumstances surrounding Aislinn's choosing Wulfgar over Ragnor?

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