This quiz is associated with the story of "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight" with specific regards to the beginning and ending chapters.
King Richard III
King Alfred
Queen Elizabeth I
King Arthur
Sir Bedivere
Dame Ragnelli
Queen Guinevere
Morgan le Faye
Grendel
Incitatus
Gringolet
Secretariat
Boar
Deer
Bear
Fox
The Green Castle
Hautdesert
Morgan le Faye's house
The Green Chapel
Bertilak de Hautdesert
Sir Bedivere of Camelot
Havelok the Dane
Grimpy the Hunchback
Gawain throws it into the lake
He takes it with him, brandishing it as he leaves the hall
Gawain and Arthur mount it on the wall as a souvenir
The host uses it to kill the boar
Because the chivalric code requires him to remain chaste
Because she is married
Because he aspires to the values represented by the pentagle
All of the above
3
1
2
None
The Green Chapel
Camelot
Hautdesert
Xanadu
He is Arthur's son
He is Arthur's brother
He is Arthur's court jester
He is Arthur's nephew
Because he doesn't want to die
Because he wants to give it to the Green Knight
Because he is overcome with desire
Because she threatens to kill him
A ring
Her girdle
A glove
A sword
Exactly one year
Exactly six months
Exactly one year and eight days
Exactly one year and one day
The rain in Spain falls mainly in the plain
We were the first that ever burst/ into that silent sea
In pious times, ere priestcraft did begin,/ Before polygamy was made a sin
True men pay what they owe;/ No danger then in sight
Gawain's final cowardice when he faces the Green Knight
Gawain's understanding that even good people are stained with guilt
The eventual triumph of good over evil
The knight's respect for the Green Knight's deed
Prove that they are as valiant as their reputation reports them to be
Follow him to his kingdom and fight him on his own territory
Sacrifice one of their own men so that the rest of them can go free
Force King Arthur to take part in a battle with him
Gawain is not afraid of the Green Knight
Gawain is looking for a fight
Gawain thinks he is not worthy to be in the court
Gawain considers himself the strongest of the knights
Regrets the deception he has played on Gawain
Thinks Gawain has passed the test of honor
Wants Gawain to become a knight in his own castle
Gives in to his wife's plea to spare Gawain's life
Arthur
Mordred
Morgan le Faye
Monteverdi