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Finding Our Heroes
Arthurian Legends: "Sword & the Stone", "Round Table", & "Sir Launcelot"
Question | Answer |
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Sword and the Stone: Why are the nobles hesitant to accept Arthur as king? | They think he is too young and not of noble birth. |
Sword and the Stone: What convinces the nobles to recognize Arthur as king? | The commoners demand it. |
Sword and the Stone: Unsettled | Describes the political atmosphere at the New Year's Day tournament. |
Sword and the Stone: When Sir Kay brings Sir Ector the magical sword... | He tells his father that he pulled it from the stone. |
Sword and the Stone: Why is Arthur the rightful heir to the crown? | He is the son of King Uther. |
Sword and the Stone: Why does Arthur first pull the sword from the stone? | He intends to give the sword to Sir Kay since he forgot his own. |
Sword and the Stone: Sir Ector asks that Sir Kay... | Be made royal seneschal |
Sword and the Stone: Sir Kay is Ector's | son |
Sword and the Stone: After Arthur learns the truth, he tells Sir Ector he will always think of him as a | father |
Sword and the Stone: The most in favor of Arthur being named king is... | the commoners |
Sword and the Stone: What do the nobles do after finally accepting Arthur as king? | They bow down before him to ask forgiveness |
Sword and the Stone: Romantic story elements include... | Arthur's unknown parentage & the sword being magically embedded in the stone |
Sword and the Stone: Arthur shows he is a romantic hero when he... | forgives the nobles for delaying his succession to the throne |
Sword and the Stone: Loyalty is shown when... | Sir Ector and Sir Kay kneel before Arthur and the nobles pledge their allegiance to Arthur |
Sword and the Stone: The romance hero Arthur probably evolved from | stories about a sixth-century warlord |
Round Table: Arhtur's emotions at the beginning | despair |
Round Table: Walking down a winding, dimly lit road, the hill symbolizes | an elusive idea |
Round Table: From being changed into a hawk, Arthur learns... | political borders only exist in the eyes of humans |
Round Table: According to Guenevere, the main reason for battles is... | the knights think battles are fun |
Round Table: Using a round table solves the problem of | the knights' envy |
Round Table: When Arthur states that he is a failure, how does Guenevere respond? | Says he is the greatest warrior in England |
Round Table: What is Guenevere doing as they talk? | working on her tapestry |
Round Table: Arthur's first reponse as he considers why people have battles | somebody attacks |
Round Table: The new order of chivalry | might is used only for right |
Round Table: When Arthur thinks his idea is naive, Guenevere says | it's marvelous |
Round Table: the issue most disturbing to Arthur | warfare seems pointless |
Round Table: How Guenevere responds to Arthur's questions | listens and encourages |
Round Table: Arthur's solution to the problem | he resolves to use might for right |
Round Table: Arthur proposes to interest his knights in his idea by making it seem | fashionable |
Round Table: Chivalry | honor and courage |
Launcelot: Sir Launcelot | strong, loyal, clever |
Launcelot: the four queens | spoiled and used to obtaining whatever they desire |
Launcelot: What Launcelot would like to prove | Queen Gwynevere is better |
Launcelot: When Launcelot does not behave like a proper knight | falls asleep under an apple tree at noon |
Launcelot: Sir Launcelot concentrates on this during the battle | separating his enemies from their horses |
Launcelot: characters can be described as | good or evil |
Launcelot: Launcelot was | skillful at arms, noble of bearing, and Queen Gwynevere's favorite |
Launcelot: He leaves Camelot | because he is bored with court life |
Launcelot: He pledges his devotion to | Queen Gwynevere |
Launcelot: One of the four queens | places a spell on Launcelot |
Launcelot: He is freed from a dungeon in exchange for his promise to | assist a noblewoman's father in a tournament |
Launcelot: Joustings were | bloody and violent |
Launcelot: The four queens want to kill Launcelot because | he refuses to become their paramour |
Launcelot: Castle Charyot is the home of | Morgan le Fay |
Launcelot: Sir Belleus mistakes Launcelot for | his lady |
Round Table: Merlyn | raised Arthur |
Round Table: Arthur | King of Camelot |
Round Table: the knights | "angels in armor" |
Round Table: Guenevere's father | owns a round table that seats 150 people |
Round Table: Guenevere | believes Arthur is the most splendid king |