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A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court: Chapters 27-35 - Quiz
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Describe King Arthur. What did his actions as a commoner and slave reveal about his character?
Predict what happened to the three escaped sons, after they arrived home and found the rest of their family members dead.
List five cause and effect statements for this section of the novel.
In your opinion, which person suffered the greatest injustice: the woman with small pox, the woman accused of being a witch, or the young mother who was hanged for stealing a small piece of fabric? Give reasons to support your choice.
Compare and contrast The Boss and King Arthur. Of the two men, which one seems to create the most problems? Use details to support your answer.
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