Sir Gus

Who named Sir Gus, Sir Gus the Fearless?

• The other knights.

• King Alfred.

• The bakery owner.

• The people of the village.

What made Sir Gus faint?

• The people of the village.

• loud noises.

• A pot pie.

• Pizza.

From this chapter you can infer that Sir Gus is?

• Allergic to dogs.

• Allergic to cats and horses.

• Not comfortable in his armor.

• A great knight.

How do we know Sir Gus is allergic to cats and horses?

• He had no problem being around them.

• Cats and horses made him itch.

• He remained calm around them.

What did Sir Gus like better than going to battle?

• A sandwich.

• A nap.

• A long soak in a bathtub.

• A pizza.

What is the main theme of the story 'Sir Gus'?

• Bravery and courage

• Friendship and loyalty

• Greed and betrayal

• Love and sacrifice

Which of the following best describes Sir Gus's character?

• Cowardly and timid

• Brave and noble

• Greedy and selfish

• Wise and cunning

In the story 'Sir Gus', what is the significance of the dragon?

• It represents Sir Gus's inner fears

• It is a symbol of wealth

• It is a test of Sir Gus's bravery

• It is a friend to Sir Gus

What literary device is primarily used in the description of Sir Gus's journey?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

• Personification

Which sentence correctly uses the word 'chivalry' in the context of 'Sir Gus'?

• Sir Gus showed great chivalry by helping the villagers.

• The chivalry of the dragon was unmatched.

• Chivalry was not a concern for Sir Gus.

• Sir Gus's chivalry was questioned by his friends.