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The Princess Bride Quiz Page 200-227

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Q 1/10
Score 0
What is Prince Humperdinck's plan for Buttercup during this section?
120
To marry her and then kill her
To let her return to Guilder
To set her free
To send her to live in a tower
Q 2/10
Score 0
Why does Count Rugen show interest in Westley?
120
He wants to set him free
He wants to use him in an experiment
He thinks Westley is a prince
He wants Westley to marry Buttercup

10 questions

Q.

What is Prince Humperdinck's plan for Buttercup during this section?

1

120 sec

Q.

Why does Count Rugen show interest in Westley?

2

120 sec

Q.

What is the name of the machine used on Westley?

3

120 sec

Q.

What effect does "The Machine" have on Westley?

4

120 sec

Q.

How does Count Rugen react to Westley’s pain?

5

120 sec

Q.

What does Inigo Montoya do during this part of the story?

6

120 sec

Q.

What do Inigo and Fezzik decide to do together?

7

120 sec

Q.

Why is it important for Inigo to find the Man in Black?

8

120 sec

Q.

What is the tone of this section of the book?

In literature, tone is, simply put, the attitude that a character or narrator or author takes towards a given subject.

9

30 sec

Q.

What theme is most present in this part of the story? A theme is a universal idea, lesson, or message explored throughout a work of literature

10

30 sec

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