A) wearing a heavy helmet B) being able to write C) knowing how to read D) using a sword
A) England B) Canada C) America D) Mexico
A) mystery B) legend C) biography D) fable
A) He had to cook the dinner meal. B) He had to take care of the horses. C) He had to clean the clock in the tower. D) He had to polish the candlesticks in the palace.
A) a long journey or trek B) a royal wedding C) a weapon used in battle D) a contest or event for special games
A) simile B) hyperbole C) alliteration D) personification
A) in a churchyard B) in a lake C) in the woods D) in the castle
A) He broke the church bell. B) He did not cook the king's favorite food correctly. C) He forgot Sir Harry's sword. D) He did not put Sir Harry's horse into the stable.
A) It broke into two pieces. B) It cried out to Arthur to put it back. C) It made a loud ringing sound. D) It flew from his hands.
A) walked away with disappointment B) knelt before Arthur C) laughed out loud D) cried out in anger
A) Paragraph 4 B) Paragraph 1 C) Paragraph 2 D) Paragraph 5
A) He is to become the king. B) He is to become knight. C) He is to marry the elegant princess. D) He is to become wealthy.
A) a king B) a writer C) a painter D) a knight
A) an older boy B) Arthur's teacher C) Arthur's father D) the King of England
A) He was afraid he had failed Sir Harry. B) He was afraid he would wake Sir Harry. C) He was afraid he had broken the sword. D) He was afraid he had stolen the sword.
A) angry B) amazed C) happy D) sad
A) the tent B) the church C) London D) Sir Harry's castle
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