2. What does Cupid do when he gets mad at Troilus?
(a) He condemns his house.
(b) He shoots an arrow at him.
(c) He forbids Fortune from visiting him.
(d) He confuses his sense.

3. Who protects Criseyde when the people want to kill her?
(a) Paris.
(b) Agamemnon.
(c) Troilus.
(d) Hector.

4. What does Criseyde say about Troilus when talking to Pandarus?
(a) That she has never heard of him.
(b) That he is worthy of praise.
(c) That he will never be as great as Hector.
(d) That she finds him to act juvenile.

5. What title does Troilus hold?
(a) Knight.
(b) General.
(c) Captain.
(d) Prince.

6. Where is this poem set?
(a) Troy.
(b) Rome.
(c) Thebes.
(d) Greece.

7. Who is with Criseyde when Pandarus goes to see her?
(a) Two ladies.
(b) Hector.
(c) A foreign dignitary.
(d) Troilus.

8. How does Pandarus decide that it is a good time to see Criseyde?
(a) He says a prayer.
(b) He sees her name on a house.
(c) He checks the horoscope.
(d) He asks a priest.

9. What is Criseyde doing when Pandarus visits her?
(a) Writing her history.
(b) Painting a landscape.
(c) Making a cup of tea.
(d) Reading a poem.

10. Where is Troilus when he first sees Criseyde?
(a) A temple.
(b) A palace.
(c) A garden.
(d) A tavern.

11. Who finds Troilus crying?
(a) Agamemnon.
(b) Paris.
(c) Hector.
(d) Pandarus.

12. Who is the patron God to Troilus' people?
(a) Aphrodite.
(b) Cupid.
(c) Athena.
(d) Venus.

13. Troilus always tries to set an example for which of the following?
(a) Younger knights.
(b) The enemy.
(c) His siblings.
(d) The ladies.

14. What does Chaucer say affects all people differently?
(a) Love.
(b) Hate.
(c) Anger.
(d) Fear.

15. What does Criseyde call Hector when talking to Pandarus?
(a) Her savior.
(b) The most courageous knight.
(c) All of the answer choices are correct.
(d) The man whom she she will wed.