A) A Yankee in King Arthur's Court B) A Connecticut Yankee at Camelot C) A Yankee and His Magic D) The Adventures of Hank Morgan
A) Merlin B) Hank Morgan C) King Arthur D) Sir Lancelot
A) By performing magic tricks B) By revealing his identity as a powerful sorcerer C) By challenging the king to a duel D) By threatening to blot out the sun with a solar eclipse
A) Head of the knights B) Royal jester C) Principal minister to the king D) Chief knight
A) Clarence (Amyas le Poulet) B) Sir Lancelot C) Merlin D) King Arthur
A) A spell book B) Gunpowder and a lightning rod C) A magic wand D) An enchanted sword
A) An assassination by Merlin B) A jousting tournament C) A dragon attack D) War between Lancelot and Arthur due to Guinevere's infidelity
A) His defeat in a duel against Merlin B) His marriage to Sandy C) His alliance with King Arthur D) Hank's modernization efforts and defiance of church authority
A) He lives happily ever after in Camelot B) He returns to Connecticut C) He dies on his deathbed, dreaming about Sandy D) He becomes king of England
A) Becomes a pig farmer B) Turns them into knights C) Sells them as part of his adventures D) Uses them to fight Merlin
A) A giant catapult B) A dragon C) Magic spells D) Revolver and lasso
A) As indifferent to Hank's modern ideas B) As technologically advanced C) As gullible, especially towards supposed magic and miracles D) As superior in knowledge
A) Satire of romanticized chivalry and medieval life B) Celebration of medieval monarchy C) Praise for the Catholic Church D) Admiration for feudalism
A) Repairs it using a pump and fireworks B) Uses magic spells C) Prays to Merlin D) Sells it to another kingdom
A) His belief in magic as real B) His support for feudalism C) His admiration for chivalry D) His disdain for slavery and the Catholic Church's influence
A) He watches from the sidelines B) He criticizes them as barbaric C) He participates and uses modern techniques to win D) He avoids them entirely
A) Hank forgives Lancelot immediately B) He marries Guinevere C) King Arthur becomes disillusioned and vows to abolish slavery D) He leaves Camelot in anger
A) It leads to a peace treaty with France B) It makes him king C) It causes him to abandon his modernization efforts D) It highlights his emotional attachment and personal loss
A) Creating a magic academy B) Establishing a monarchy C) Building a new castle for Arthur D) Setting up schools and hidden factories
A) He becomes an educated assistant and helps execute modernization efforts B) He leads an army against Arthur C) He remains a peasant all his life D) He betrays Hank to Merlin
A) By returning to the 19th century B) By becoming a legendary hero in Camelot C) By starting a new kingdom D) With him dying on his deathbed, dreaming of Sandy |