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Chapter 03 - Your finally awake! — Quiz

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Question 1. What is the name of the town where the protagonist and the other prisoners are taken to be executed?
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Ralof mentions he used to be sweet on a girl in this specific town.

  1. Ralof identifies the old fort as Helgen, which serves as an Imperial crossroad and the site of the execution.

  2. This is the village the horse thief Lokir claims to be from, rather than the destination of the wagons.

  3. This is the city where Ulfric Stormcloak serves as Jarl, not where the prisoners were taken.

  4. This is the small town where Ralof grew up, located not far from the actual destination.

Question 2. Which race does the protagonist belong to, according to the soldiers in the story?
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Hadvar mentions this race is commonly associated with the province of High Rock.

  1. Imperials are the soldiers guarding the prisoners, but they identify the girl as being from a different province.

  2. Both Ralof and Hadvar identify her as a Breton due to her slightly slanted eyes and subtle points on her ears.

  3. While many characters in the wagon are Nords, the protagonist is noted for having different physical features.

  4. Although she has subtle points on her ears, she is identified as a human race from High Rock rather than an Elf.

Question 3. What happens to Lokir of Rorikstead when he tries to run away from the Imperial soldiers?
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The Imperial Captain orders a specific group of soldiers to stop him as he weaves side-to-side.

  1. The Imperial Captain decides to use lethal force rather than recapture the thief.

  2. The dragon does not arrive until after Lokir has already been dealt with by the soldiers.

  3. After the Captain shouts 'Archers!', Lokir is hit by arrows while running and falls dead.

  4. While he attempted to flee, the Imperial archers were too quick for him to make it to safety.

Question 4. Who is the gagged prisoner sitting next to the thief in the wagon?
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He is described as the leader of the rebellion.

  1. Vilod is mentioned by Ralof as the man who makes mead in the town.

  2. Tullius is the military governor leading the execution, not one of the prisoners.

  3. Hadvar is the Imperial soldier who checks the names on the prisoner list.

  4. Ralof identifies him as the Jarl of Windhelm and the true High King of Skyrim.

Question 5. What interrupts the protagonist's execution just as the headsman raises his axe?
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It is a creature from legends that was thought to be gone for a long time.

  1. The protagonist remains confused about her identity throughout the entire execution scene.

  2. The dragon's arrival creates a shockwave and chaos, preventing the headsman from completing the execution.

  3. While the sky darkens and fire falls, it is caused by a creature rather than a natural storm.

  4. The Stormcloaks present are prisoners; no outside rescue party arrives to save them.

Question 6. How does the protagonist get from the stone tower to the inn during the chaos?
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Ralof tells her to take a leap into the second level of the building across from them.

  1. While the dragon watches her, it only brings destruction and fire to the buildings.

  2. Following Ralof's instructions, she leaps from the tower into the torn-open roof of the inn.

  3. Her hands were bound behind her, making climbing nearly impossible.

  4. The ground level was too dangerous, forcing her to find an alternative route.

Question 7. What special name does the dragon use when speaking to the girl inside her head?
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It is a term in the dragon's language that translates to 'Dragonborn'.

  1. This title is used to refer to Ulfric Stormcloak's claim, not the girl's identity.

  2. The Thalmor are the Elven enforcers mentioned by Ralof, not a title for the protagonist.

  3. This is the name of the rebel group, not the specific title the dragon uses for the girl.

  4. The dragon addresses her as 'Dovahkiin,' which means 'Dragonborn,' suggesting she has a hidden power.

Question 8. Which three syllables did the dragon shout to create the massive shockwave?
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These words are described as a command that shattered the air and threw people like rag dolls.

  1. These are the names of the Divines that Lokir calls out to in his prayer.

  2. The text describes these three syllables as creating a physical impact that threw the headsman back.

  3. This is the shout the dragon used to breathe fire into the tower and town later on.

  4. This is part of the dragon's speech about feeding on souls, not the initial shockwave shout.

Question 9. At the end of the chapter, who does the protagonist choose to follow into the keep?
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This is the soldier who had the prisoner list and expressed sadness about her execution earlier.

  1. The General was busy giving orders to all soldiers, while Hadvar specifically stayed by her side.

  2. Her instincts tell her to stay with the Imperial soldier, Hadvar, even though she feels sad leaving Ralof.

  3. Although Ralof was kind to her, the girl feels an instinctual pull to follow the other soldier.

  4. Ulfric was moving with the other rebels, and the girl did not join their group.

Question 10. What is the primary reason the protagonist cannot remember her past?
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She mentions a loud buzz in her ears and a sharp pain where she was struck.

  1. The Thalmor are present, but there is no mention of them poisoning the prisoners.

  2. Ulfric is bound and gagged, and there is no indication he used magic on her.

  3. Her internal thoughts show genuine confusion and physical pain regarding her lost identity.

  4. She recalls a sudden fight and her head being hit, which left her fuzzy and in pain.

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