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Mr. Klein
100

In The Silver Chair, the children are guided by this type of creature.

What is a Marsh-Wiggle?

100

Wears man's smudge...

and shares man's smell

100

This was the only apostle who was not martyred.

St. John the Theologian

100

In Gawain and the Green Knight, Gawain gives in to the temptation to keep this article of clothing.

What is the green girdle/belt?

100

This is the name of Mr. Klein's daughter.

What is "Eliana"?

200

Where in the world of Narnia can you eat a diamond like a fruit?

What is the land of Bism?

200

Israel builds their temple to Yahweh

967 BC

200

These were the two big problems faced by early Christians.

Heresy and persecution

200

This was the name of Roland's uncle.

Ganelon, or Guene

200

This is where Mr. Klein went to college.

What is Eastern University (or Oxford, or Boston College)

300

In Dawn Treader, this is when Eustace became a dragon.

What is "before the book began?"

300

And was Jerusalem...

builded here, among these dark satanic mills?

300

In our unit about "The Return of the King," this was the central figure, who restored orthodox Christianity's political power.

Charlemagne

300

In The Knight's Tale, which character ultimately marries Emily?

Who is Palamon?

300

This is Mr. Klein's patron saint.

Who is St. Augustine?

400

This was the name of the princess in "The Horse and His Boy"

Aravis

400

Greece colonized; democracy begins; city-states begin to emerge

750-508 BC

400

Pope Gregory VII issued a series of decrees asserting the power of the papacy. This was the name of the document in which we read those decrees today.

Papus Dictae

400

Beowulf, Dawn Treader, Augustine, and others all follow the same pattern of the ascent "up the mountain." These are the three stages of that ascent.

Praxis, Theoria, Theosis

400

Name any of Mr. Klein's nieces or nephews. Most correct wins.

Sarah, Peter, Joseph, Martin, Cameron.

500

This is the very first sentence of "Dawn Trader."

"There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it."

500

And though the last...

lights of the black west went, oh, morning! at the brown brink eastward springs!
500

When did Christianity become the official religion of the Roman Empire? Dates within 30 years count.

380 AD, under Theodosius. (Constantine only legalized Christianity)

500

This is the most famous thing Augustine ever wrote.

What is, "our hearts are restless until they rest in thee?"

500

This is why Mr. Klein took up carving.

Life is short. The goal is not to live as long as possible; it is to use the time we have as nobly as we can.

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