Crispin Chapters 7-12

Do Matthew and Luke beleive that Crispin is guilty of the said crimes of breaking into Lord Furnival's manor?

• a. No, because they realize he is only thirteen and "skittish as a new chick."
• Yes, because they trust in John Acliffe.
• Yes, because they realize he went mad after his mom died.
• No, because they talked to Crispin and he denied it.

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Why had Father Quinel told Crispin he must leave the village?

• Because he was declared a "wolf's head"
• Because John Acliff accused him of stealin money from the manor.
• As a "wolf's head" he is considered not human.
• All of the above.

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What was Father Quinel going to tell Crispin about if he would come back the next day.

• Where to travel and hide.
• Something about his father.
• Something more about his mother.
• How to find food and survive.

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Where was Crispin to meet father Quinel the second time?

• In the church.
• Behind the church in the woods.
• Goodwife Peregrine's house.
• Where Crispin's house once stood.

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Had Cerdic been helpful to Crispin when he was trying to escape the village?

• Yes, he took him to Good Wife Peregrine's house.
• No he led him into a trap.
• No, he would not talk to him.
• Yes, he told him which direction was the safest.

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How much was the reward John Acliffe had set for killing or capturing Asta's son?

• Half a year's wage.
• Fifty dollars.
• Twentty two Shillings
• A year's wages

What building did Crispin hide behind to escape from steward and his men.

• The church.
• The manor.
• The mill and mill run.
• Good wife Peregrine's house.

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What did Crispin discover as he was escaping and headed to the southern end of Stromford.

• That he was declared a wolf's head.
• That Goodwife Peregrine had come out to help him.
• A large basket of food from Father Quinel.
• Father Quinel's body lying in his path.

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Crispin was especially saddened  because he believed that Father Quinels death

• had something to do with his mother and himself.
• was set up to warn him.
• was because Father Quinel had helped Crispin escape.
• was an accidental death.

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In our research we learned that people in Medieval times were superstitious.  They believed the owl was

• an omen.
• wise and could speak.
• a sign that all would be well.
• the devil's own bird.

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