Read pages 1-20. http://www.intervisualtechnology.us/data/1/24128/L... 1) Who warns King Arthur in a dream that he will die if he fights Sir Mordred?a. Sir Bedivereb. Sir Gawainc. Sir Lancelotd. Sir Lucan le Butler 2) What causes the battle between King Arthur and Sir Modred to begin?a. King Arthur draws his sword after Sir Mordred insults himb. Sir Mordred draws his sword after King Arthur insults himc. A knight draws his sword after being bitten by an adderd. King Arthur must avenge an insult against his queen3) What happens to King Arthur when he attacks Sir Mordred?a. He is stabbed through the heartb. He is stabbed in the headc. He loses an armd. He loses a leg 4) What does King Arthur ask Sir Bedivere to do with Excalibur?a. To stab King Arthur and put him out of his miseryb. To stab Sir Lucan, who is dyingc. To throw it into the water of a nearby laked. To bring it to his Queen 5) Where does King Arthur say he must go to be healed of his wounds?a. Camelotb. The Vale of Avalonc. The Minton Mountainsd. The Plains of Aberdeen6) What is Sir Bedivere’s reaction to finding out King Arthur is buried in the chapel?a. To rush to Camelot to inform the courtb. To strike the hermit for lyingc. To say he will stay at the gravesite foreverd. To avenge his death by attacking Sir Mordred’s forces7) What does King Arthur’s tomb have written on it?a. Here Lies Arthur, the Once and Future Kingb. Here Lies the King, our Most Belovedc. Here Lies Arthur, Beloved of his Queend. Here Lies Arthur, Killed by Mordred8) In the following sentence, which word would best replace the word “shook?”Upon recognizing his enemies, King Arthur shook his sword menacingly.a. Perilb. Brandishedc. Askanced. Flung9) Which quote from Sir Bedivere best exemplifies the ideals of honor and duty to King Arthur, even in death?a. “God speed you well!” said Sir Bedivere.b. “My lord,” said Sir Bedivere, “your command shall be done, and quickly I shall bring you word back.”c. Then Sir Bedivere took the king upon his back and so went with him to the water’s side.d. “For hence I will never go of my own will. But all the days of my life I will be here to pray for my lord, Arthur. 10) Loyalty is an ideal that is discussed in Le Morte d’Arthur. Which excerpt from the story indicates King Arthur's displeasure with a lack of loyalty displayed by Sir Bedivere?a. Who would have thought that thou who hast been to me so lief and dear and thou who art called a noble knight would betray me for the richness of this sword?b. “Jesus, mercy!” said the king. “Where are all my noble knights?”c. “Comfort thyself,” said the king, “and do as well as thou may, for in me is no more trust to trust in.”d. “Alas! This unhappy day!” 11) Legendary figures are often ascribed certain qualities that suggest immortality. Which excerpt connects King Arthur to the idea of immortality?a. There they entreated Sir Mordred a long time , and at last it was agreed for Sir Mordred to have Cornwall and Kent during King Arthur’s days and all of England after the king’s days.b. “Thus God hath given me leave to warn you away from your death: for if ye fight tomorn with Sir Mordred…”c. “Leave this mourning and weeping,” said the king, “for this will not avail me.”d. And men say that he shall come again and shall win the Holy Cross. 12) Which excerpt from the story best identifies King Arthur as a legendary fighter?a. “Now give me my spear,” said King Arthur to Sir Lucan, “for yonder I have spied the traitor who hath wrought all this woe.”b. ... at once the king called upon his knights, squires, and yeomen and charged them quickly to fetch his noble lords and wise bishops unto him.c. Then King Arthur smote Sir Mordred under the shield with a thrust of his spear on through the body more than a fathom.d. Then King Arthur was madly wroth out of measure, when he saw that so many of his people were slain.