Sir Gus chapter 13

What woke Sir Gus up?

• The sound of knights fighting

• Doves cooing in his ears

• A loud thunderstorm

• The wizard’s spell wearing off

Why was Sir Gus not affected by the wizard’s spell?

• He was wearing a magic ring

• He was too far away when the spell was cast

• He was already asleep when the spell was cast

• The king protected him with a shield

What did Sir Gus see when he woke up?

• King Henry’s army attacking the castle

• Everyone around him fast asleep

• The wizard casting another spell

• The Black Knight escaping

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Who did Sir Gus see carrying King Alfred away?

• Albert the Wizard

• King Henry himself

• The Black Knight

• A mysterious stranger

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Where did the Black Knight take King Alfred?

• To a secret cave

• To the dungeon below the palace

• To King Henry’s castle

• To the top of a tower

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How did Sir Gus react when he saw King Alfred being taken away?

• He decided to follow the Black Knight

• He ran away in fear

• He called for the other knights

• He immediately attacked

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What was Sir Gus most afraid of in the dungeon?

• The darkness

• The Black Knight

• The mice, rats, and spiders

• Getting lost

What did Sir Gus use to see in the dark dungeon?

• A magic crystal

• A torch

• A candle

• His sword

What happened when Sir Gus reached King Alfred’s cell?

• He fought the Black Knight

• He found the key and unlocked the door

• A bat scared him, making him run toward the king

• The wizard appeared to stop him

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What accidentally broke the sleeping spell?

• Sir Gus used a magic potion

• The spell wore off naturally

• Sir Gus shouted loudly and woke the king

• The web of a female garden spider rubbed onto the king’s left hand