Arthur Book 4

Question 1

the only surviving knight to keep the legend of Logres alive

Answer 1

Bedivere

Question 2

raiding, pillaging

Answer 2

harrying

Question 3

help, benefit

Answer 3

avail

Question 4

most patient, humble, passive

Answer 4

meekest

Question 5

menacing, threatening

Answer 5

ominous

Question 6

“But be you sure that I will come again when the land of Britain has need of me, and the realm of Logres shall rise once more out of the darkness.” Who said this? and to whom?

Answer 6

Arthur to Sir Bedivere

Question 7

knight involved in Mordred’s conspiracy

Answer 7

Colgrevaunce

Question 8

high-ranking official of the church; this position was not created until 597 A.D.

Answer 8

Archbishop of Canterbury

Question 9

place of imprisonment for British royalty; built by William the Conquerer

Answer 9

Tower of London

Question 10

malicious falsehoods

Answer 10

slanders

Question 11

worried, fretted, stewed

Answer 11

brooded

Question 12

fatally (Latin: morn, mortis)

Answer 12

mortally

Question 13

“… here now you lie dying, the man who I have loved best in all the world … For you and Launcelot I loved best of all my knights: and I have lost you both.” Who said this? and to whom?

Answer 13

Arthur to Gawain

Question 14

son of Bagdemagus

Answer 14

Melliagraunce

Question 15

the most evil knight in Logres

Answer 15

Mordred

Question 16

strife, conflict, disagreement

Answer 16

dissension

Question 17

strutted

Answer 17

swaggered

Question 18

fame, celebrity

Answer 18

renown

Question 19

“Come out and fight, and all your treacherous curs with you – for her am I, Sir Launcelot of the Lake, ready to do battle with you all!” Who said this? Where was he?

Answer 19

Launcelot; outside of Melliagraunce’s castle

Question 20

dissension

Answer 20

strife, conflict, disagreement

Question 21

swaggered

Answer 21

strutted

Question 22

renown

Answer 22

fame, celebrity

Question 23

slanders

Answer 23

malicious falsehoods

Question 24

brooded

Answer 24

worried, fretted, stewed

Question 25

mortally

Answer 25

fatally (Latin: morn, mortis)

Question 26

harrying

Answer 26

raiding, pillaging

Question 27

avail

Answer 27

help, benefit

Question 28

meekest

Answer 28

most patient, humble, passive

Question 29

ominous

Answer 29

menacing, threatening