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Memoria Press King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table > Cumulative Review (Book I - Book II Chapter 4) > Flashcards

Cumulative Review (Book I - Book II Chapter 4) Flashcards

1
Q

place where the Holy Grail resides; place of the Dolorous Stroke

A

Castle Carbonek

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2
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king and queen of North Wales; parents of Launcelot

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King Pant & Elayne

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3
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brother of Balyn; the one Balyn loved most in the world

A

Balan

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4
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Germanic tribe that invaded Britain in the 5th & 6th centuries

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Saxons

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5
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name of Arthur’s kingdom

A

Logres

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6
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capital of Arthur’s kingdom; modern-day Winchester, England

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Camelot

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7
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the sword of Arthur

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Excalibur

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8
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king of Briton; father of Arthur

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Uther Pendragon

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9
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knight who struck the Dolorous Stroke

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Balyn

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10
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King Mark’s castle in Cornwall; castle where Igrayne was tricked by Uther

A

Tintagel

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11
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Launcelot’s half-brother

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Hector

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12
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Knight of the Lake; the Green Knight

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Sir Bernlak

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13
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sister of Lady Linnet; practices evil magic

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Lady Liones

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14
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encouraged, nurtured

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fostered

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15
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to aid, assist, relieve

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succour

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16
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miserable, woeful

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wretched

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17
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urgent, fearful

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dire

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18
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became infected, rotted

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festered

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19
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King Arthur’s foster father

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Sir Ector

20
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Balan does not recognize Balyn because he does not have his own ..

A

shield

21
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Who does Merlin say will bring about the downfall of Logress?

A

Guinevere

22
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the knight whose coming to the Round Table signifies one year before the Holy Grail

A

Percivale

23
Q

Where will the best knight sit?

A

Siege Perilous

24
Q

The Green Knight has come to Arthur’s court to test the Round Table

A

bravery

25
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The person who sent the Green Knight to Arthur’s court

A

Nimue

26
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the chapel where Launcelot has to go to save the injured knight

A

Chapel Perilous

27
Q

Sir Gareth’s brother

A

Gawain

28
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the best knight Launcelot has ever jousted with

A

Tristram

29
Q

What does Queen Isaud keep to avenge the death of her brother

A

a sword chip

30
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“A little while after his birth at dark Tintagel, Uther, who hearkened to my words, gave the child into my care, and I bore him to Avalon, the Land of Mystery” Who said it and to whom?

A

Merlin to angry kings and knights

31
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“Bury us, I pray you, in the same tomb, and write upon it that here lie two brothers who slew one another by mischance …” Who said it and to whom?

A

Balan to Lady of the Castle

32
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“Yet I would that you loved another; for by her very beauty shall come the end of Logres.” Who said it and to whom?

A

Merlin to Arthur

33
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“A knight without mercy is dishonored: but to kill a fair lady is shame unto the world’s end!” Who said it and to whom?

A

four armed knights to Gawain

34
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“For though I lack a weapon, yet shall I lack no honor – and if you slay me weaponless, it is you who will be shamed.” Who said it and to whom?

A

Arthur to Sir Accolon

35
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“I have loved her long, and she me. And I promised to fight and slay whom she would, even though it were Arthur the King.” Who said it and to whom?

A

Sir Accolon to Arthur

36
Q

“As for the lace, you hid it but for love of your life – and that is a little sin, and for it I pardon you.” Who said it and to whom?

A

Sir Bernlak to Gawain

37
Q

“Merlin has spoken his name to you – and see, that name grows in letters of gold upon the empty siege on the right hand of the Siege Perilous!” Who said it and to whom?

A

Lady Nimue to Arthur

38
Q

“When you are a noble knight of noble birth, you shall have my love – but not before!” Who said it and to whom?

A

Lady Liones to Sir Gareth

39
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“Only Launcelot bowed his head in his hands, and the tears ran between his fingers as he thought of his own love for Guinevere.” Why does Launcelot cry?

A

Launcelot cries because he knows exactly how Tristram feels.

40
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Land of Mystery; place where Merlin took Arthur as an infant

A

Avalon

41
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fostered

A

encouraged, nurtured

42
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succour

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to aid, assist, relieve

43
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wretched

A

miserable, woeful

44
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dire

A

urgent, fearful

45
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festered

A

became infected, rotted

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