The Inquisitor's Tale Review

What made Gwenforte (the dog) so special? (a)  

• Only Jeanne could see her
• She could talk to humans
• She could transform into a human
• She had come back from the dead

What was Michaelangelo’s real name?

• Archangel Michael

• Angel Mike

• Angle Mikery

• Michaelangelo

What does the abbot tell William that he may not do for any reason?

• He may not fight with anyone, but if he does he can only fight with flesh and bone (no weapons).

• He may not talk to anyone on the way.

• He may not show his face to anyone, so he must wear a hood at all times.

• He may not tell anyone what he is taking to Saint Denis.

What weapon does William use to defeat the Foul Fiends?

• The leg of his donkey

• A sword

• His Golden Belt

• Only his fists

Adam Gidwitz wrote The Inquisitor's Tale

• False

• True

Who is Etienne d'Arles?

• The king's father

• The narrator

• The monk at Mont-Saint-Michel

Does the narrator believe the children are real saints?

• Yes

• No

The night before the king's knights arrive, Jeanne has another fit and a vision. What did she see in her vision?

• She sees that the dragon they healed will come and save them from the knights

• She sees that the king will pardon the children for stealing the books

• She sees that Michelangelo is alive and is at Mont-Saint-Michel

What happens to the knights the king sends to chase after the children as they cross the water to Mont-Saint-Michel?

• They don't follow the causeway so they are all swallowed up by the mud and sand

• They catch the kids and take them back to Paris for a trial

• They refuse to obey the king because they believe the children are saints

The narrator at last decides whether he will help the children by saving them from the muddy sands, or if he will let them become martyrs to he can have glory by turning in their bones. What does he decide?

• He decides he does not want to live in a world unless the children are also living, so he jumps into the muddy water to help save them

• He decides he does not care if they die so long as he can witness their death

• He cowardly runs away from them because he's scared of the king persecuting him for his involvement with the children