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WorksheetsCrispin Ch. 1-30 Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
What did Bear do when Crispin played the pipe harder?
He hit his drum to keep up with Crispin
He danced
He sang a song
Both B and C
Put the events in order
Crispin gets accused of a crime he did not commit
Crispin meets Bear
Crispin becomes Bear's servant
Bear gives Crispin bread
Bear gives Crispin a pipe
What must Crispin do to stay alive?
Learn more about Bear's skills
Go back to John Alycliffe
Run away from Bear
Become a mercenary
Who was waiting for Crispin at the bridge?
Father Quintal
John Alyclfiffe
Goodwife Peregrine
Lord and Lady Furnival
Why does Crispin hesitate to give Bear his cross?
It is the only thing he has
Because he doesn't trust Bear
The lead might melt
He wanted to be the one to sell it
What was not one of the reasons Bear said that they must be in Great Wexly on the twenty-third of June, the eve of the Feast of the Saint John the Baptist?
It was Midsummer Day, and they would do well because of the festivities and the crowds.
He had promised to meet with a man on that day in Great Wexly.
It was a good place to go unnoticed and rest for a few weeks.
What advice did a nervous Bear give Crispin as they prepared to enter the village that lay ahead? Crispin was to
play his tunes but not talk to any of the village’s residents, including the priest
keep a watchful eye for anyone he might recognize from Stromford
run if there was ever any trouble, not pay any mind to him, and go as far north as he could
What was it about Crispin that Bear found puzzling? his
innocence
ability to survive under such ruthless circumstances
refusal to think about the world in a different way
Crispin is what type of character?
sympathetic
protagonist
antagonist
round
flat
The one-eyed youth is what type of character?
minor
flat
antagonist
dynamic
Bear is what type of character?
Antagonist
Protagonist
Dynamic
Static
Sympathetic
What was the significance of the cross that Crispin carried?
It was a symbol of his faith
It had a secret message inscribed on it
It was a gift from his mother
It was a symbol of his status as a wolf's head
What was the reaction of the villagers when they saw Bear and Crispin?
They were scared
They were indifferent
They were welcoming
They were hostile
What was the significance of the song that Bear taught Crispin?
It was a song of freedom
It was a song of rebellion
It was a song of hope
It was a song of sorrow
