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Mr. C's The Princess Bride Final Test

Total questions: 39

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is Fezzik wearing when he enters the castle? 
a)
Bathrobe 
b)
Holocaust cloak 
c)
Grime reaper robe 
d)
Cloak of invisibility 
2.
What is the name of the man that could bring Westley back to life?
a)
Miracle Miguel 
b)
Miracle Marco 
c)
Miracle Maritza 
d)
Miracle Max
3.
What words does Inigo told the Count while he was murdering him?
a)
You don't deserve to live because you killed my father!
b)
Hello my name is Inigo Montoya and I didn't want to do this. 
c)
Hello my name is Inigo Montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die!
d)
You will die because you killed my father!
4.
What do Buttercup's dream symbolize? 
a)
Guilt 
b)
Jealousy 
c)
Desire to be queen
d)
Anger 
5.
Which of the following is a character trait for Westley? 
a)
Unmotivated 
b)
Cruel 
c)
Unselfish 
d)
Scared 
6.
In his flashback, readers see that Inigo has returned to... 
a)
drinking away his fear of failure 
b)
his homeland 
c)
practicing fencing to get revenge 
7.
During the first section of chapter 6, readers are made to believe that...
a)
Westley escapes and saves Buttercup 
b)
Fezzik saves the princess 
c)
Humperdink and Buttercup get married 
8.
Fezzik searching for Vizzini and Inigo shows readers that he fears... 
a)
failure 
b)
being treated poorly 
c)
attention 
d)
loneliness 
9.
Buttercup is called the Queen of Garbage, why?
a)
She dresses improperly 
b)
She threw away love 
c)
Humperdinck was using her
d)
She smelled worse than junior students after P.E. 
10.
The count really cared about...
a)
Westley 
b)
love
c)
the machine 
d)
pain
11.
How does Humperdinck show that he is more interested in Buttercup?
a)
He is trying to marry her.
b)
He cut down on his hunting. 
c)
He made her an awesome mixtape. 
d)
He writes her love poems. 
12.
Prince Humperdinck turns The Machine up to...
a)
5
b)
20
c)
100
d)
10
13.
How does Buttercup realize that Humperdinck lied to her?
a)
He simply told her.
b)
He said all the ships will be used for the honeymoon.
c)
She overhead him telling Rugen his plan.
d)
The albino wrote her a letter explaining the plan. 
14.
 How do Inigo and Fezzik find where Westley is?
a)
Inigo tracks the scream of ultimate suffering.
b)
Fezzik forces Yellin to tell him. 
c)
Fezzik trips and falls into the zoo.
d)
Inigo accidentally runs into Rugen and forces him to tell. 
15.

What does The Machine suck from people?

a)

Blood

b)

Years of Life

c)

Spit

d)

Snot

16.

Who leads the foray into the Thieves' Quarter?

a)

Helen

b)

Dellin

c)

Smellin

d)

Yellin

17.

Who is reunited in the clearing of the Thieves' Quarter?

a)

Inigo and Fezzik

b)

Westly and Buttercup

c)

Count Rugen and Prince Humperdink

d)

Romeo and Juliet

18.

What is one way Fezzik Helped to nurse Inigo back to health?

a)

smacking him in the face with dead fish

b)

dunking him in icy, then steaming hot water

c)

tickling his feet with a twig

d)

giving him aspirin

19.

What does Fezzik tell Inigo that makes him faint?

a)

that there is a dragon behind him

b)

that he has COVID

c)

that the Six-fingered Man is Count Rugen

d)

that he's his long lost brother

20.

Why does Inigo need to find the Man in Black?

a)

to help him rob from the rich and give to the poor

b)

to kill him

c)

to teach him how to be a better sword-fighter

d)

to help him defeat Count Rugen

21.

Why doesn't the father want to finish reading the chapter to the narrator?

a)

because Buttercup marries Humperdink

b)

because Westley dies

c)

because he's tired

d)

because there's a robot battling a dragon with ESP

22.

How does Humperdink kill Westley?

a)

by turning The Machine up to 20

b)

by stabbing him in the head with a sword

c)

by poisoning his oatmeal

d)

by feeding him to a giant snake

23.

Why does Humperdink kill Westley?

a)

because he's ugly, "UGLY, he ain't got no alibi, he's ugly!"

b)

because he's a pirate

c)

because Westley insulted his mother

d)

because Buttercup will always love Westley

24.

The climax of this chapter is:

a)

when Fezzik finds Inigo

b)

when a foray is led into the thieves quarter

c)

When Buttercup catches the prince lying about sending his four fastest ships

d)

when Humperdink kills Westley

25.

Choose the best definition for the bold-faced word.


It’s like eighty-nine days till the nuptials and every high muckamuck in Florin has to give a ‘do’ for the couple.

a)

a wedding ceremony

b)

a funeral mass

c)

a Christmas party

d)

the birth of a child

26.

Choose the best definition for the bold-faced word.


He was certainly underground. It was not the lack of windows that made that sure; more the dankness.

a)

frighteningly foggy

b)

blindingly blizzarding

c)

unbearably hot and sweltering

d)

unpleasantly cool and moist

27.

Choose the best definition for the bold-faced word.


‘It says right here,’ my father began, a little huffy, and he starts going over it again.

‘You must have skipped a page then. Something. Get it right, huh?’

a)

a little angry

b)

a little sad

c)

a little happy

d)

a little teapot

28.

Choose the best definition for the bold-faced word.


“I feel quite invigorated,” the Count said as he and the Prince began to ascend the underground staircase.

a)

filled with sorrow and sadness

b)

filled with shame and remorse

c)

filled with strength and vitality

d)

filled with chocolate pudding

29.

Choose the best definition for the bold-faced word.


So each night, the Count’s discomforts, which made Westley writhe and twist, were really sort of all right.

a)

dance and sing

b)

twist and contort

c)

laugh and yell

d)

search and destroy

30.

Choose the best definition for the bold-faced word.


She went on that way, silent hour after silent hour; she had done nothing else for thirty-eight evenings now, and each time, her ardor deepened, her thoughts became more pure.

a)

intense love

b)

intense joy

c)

intense hatred

d)

intense sorrow

31.

Choose the best definition for the bold-faced word.


“Are you really as brave as you sound, or are you a little frightened? The truth, please. This is for posterity, remember.”

a)

all past generations

b)

all future generations

c)

all present generations

d)

all geriatrics

32.

Choose the best definition for the bold-faced word.


The Count was simply in a quandary. So many possibilities, but which would prove, scientifically, most interesting?

a)

an easy decision between two pleasant choices

b)

a difficult decision between two pleasant choices

c)

a difficult decision between two unpleasant choices

d)

dealer's choice

33.

Choose the best definition for the bold-faced word.


“They tried getting this fencer yesterday, some of the standard enforcers, but it seems he has certain sword skills that made them wary, but I think I have a trick that will work.”

a)

courageous

b)

cautious

c)

terrified

d)

huffy

34.

Choose the best definition for the bold-faced word.


When they were gone, the albino came out, pulled the cups from the corpse, decided to burn the body on the garbage pyre back behind the castle.

a)

wood heaped for staying warm

b)

wood heaped for barbecuing

c)

wood heaped for burning a dead body

d)

wood heaped for s'mores

35.

Choose the best definition for the underlined word.


In general, Yellin, through adroit handling of the Brute Squad, was able to bring these bad fellows, eventually, under control.

a)

skillful

b)

unskilled

c)

sloppy

d)

incompetent

36.

Choose the best definition for the underlined word.


Westley screamed in anguish when the machine was turned on.

a)

horror

b)

severe mental physical pain or suffering

c)

jubilation or delight

d)

excitement

37.

Choose the best answer for the underlined word.


It appears to be a great conglomeration of soft rimmed cups of infinitely varied sizes, together with a wheel and a dial and a lever, and what it does is beyond me.

a)

an enormous object

b)

a solitary object

c)

murkiness

d)

collection

38.

Choose the best answer for the underlined word.


It was degrading for the prince to listen to Buttercup continually goo-goo gush about her love for Westley.

a)

depressing

b)

humiliating

c)

exciting

d)

enraging

39.

Choose the best answer for the underlined word.


The idea of a life with Humperdink filled Buttercup with discontent.

a)

dissatisfaction

b)

anger

c)

joy

d)

all of the above