The Princess Bride, Chapter 6

What do Buttercup's dream symbolize? 

• Guilt 
• Jealousy 
• Desire to be queen
• Anger 

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Which of the following is a character trait for Westley? 

• Unmotivated 
• Cruel 
• Unselfish 
• Scared 

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In his flashback, readers see that Inigo has returned to... 

• drinking away his fear of failure 
• his homeland 
• practicing fencing to get revenge 

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During the first section of chapter 6, readers are made to believe that...

• Westley escapes and saves Buttercup 
• Fezzik saves the princess 
• Humperdink and Buttercup get married 

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Fezzik searching for Vizzini and Inigo shows readers that he fears... 

• failure 
• being treated poorly 
• attention 
• loneliness 

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Buttercup is called the Queen of Garbage, why?

• She dresses improperly 
• She threw away love 
• Humperdinck was using her
• She smelled worse than junior students after P.E. 

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The count really cared about...

• Westley 
• love
• the machine 
• pain

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How does Humperdinck show that he is more interested in Buttercup?

• He is trying to marry her.
• He cut down on his hunting. 
• He made her an awesome mixtape. 
• He writes her love poems. 

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Prince Humperdinck turns The Machine up to...

• 5
• 20
• 100
• 10

How does Buttercup realize that Humperdinck lied to her?

• He simply told her.
• He said all the ships will be used for the honeymoon.
• She overhead him telling Rugen his plan.
• The albino wrote her a letter explaining the plan. 

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