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#1. According to her name, to which family should Brienne of Tarth be loyal?
House Tarth is a vassal house of House Baratheon of Storm’s End. They control the island of Tarth, which is part of the Stormlands. Therefore, their traditional loyalty is to House Baratheon.
#2. What was the name of the green dragon?
The name of Daenerys Targaryen’s green dragon was Rhaegal .
Rhaegal was the green and bronze dragon, named after her eldest brother, Rhaegar Targaryen.
Drogon was the black and red dragon, named after her husband, Khal Drogo.
Viserion was the cream and gold dragon, named after her older brother, Viserys Targaryen.
#3. what was the name of Ned Stark’s sister who abducted by the Mad King ?
This event, where Lyanna Stark went missing with Prince Rhaegar, was the key catalyst for Robert’s Rebellion, which ultimately overthrew the Targaryen dynasty. While the official story was that Rhaegar kidnapped Lyanna, it was later revealed they had run away and married in secret because they loved each other.
#4. After Lord Eddard Stark became the Hand of the King, what specific official title/status did he strip Ser Gregor of, in response to his brutal rampaging through the Riverlands?
As a final act of condemnation against Gregor’s atrocities and a clear message to House Lannister, Eddard Stark issues a royal decree that states:
He stripped Gregor Clegane of all his lands and titles.
He officially rescinded his knighthood.
#5. Petyr Baelish’s nickname and his House’s ancestral lands both reference a specific, geographically minor area. What was the exact nature of this ancestral land or holding that gave House Baelish its name and connection?
Petyr Baelish’s grandfather was a hedge knight who served House Corbray. His father was granted a small, unnamed holding on the Fingers (Beşparmak) peninsula, the smallest and most desolate of the peninsulas in the Vale of Arryn. The nickname “Littlefinger” is a double reference: the holding was at the tip of one of the “fingers” (peninsulas), and the Baelish lords were the most minor, or “smallest,” lords in the area. This humble origin fuels Petyr Baelish’s deep-seated ambition and drive to rise above his birth status.
#6. Which option is not one of Khal Drogo’s bloodriders?
#7. What is the language of the White Walkers?
#8. During one of his early, powerful visions while deep in a coma, Bran saw a specific, prophetic image of his own family’s castle, Winterfell. What did Bran see happening to Winterfell in this vision?
“He saw Winterfell, with a thousand long leagues of white dead blowing across its battlements. He saw the weirwood’s face, the bark of it twisted into a terrible mask, with blood weeping from its eyes. And he saw Winterfell burning…”
#9. Which of the following is NOT one of the core tenets or practices strongly associated with the faith of the Drowned God?
The correct answer is E. The prohibition against shedding the blood of kinsmen (kith and kin).
#10. According to Dothraki tradition and law, what must happen to a Khal’s followers (his khalasar) immediately after the Khal suffers a final, unrecoverable defeat or dies in battle?
In Dothraki culture, the power of a Khal is absolute. If a Khal dies or is defeated and crippled beyond recovery (as happened to Drogo), the khalasar (his horde) immediately dissolves and scatters.
The women of the khalasar—including the khaleesi (like Daenerys, initially)—must travel to the sacred city of Vaes Dothrak to join the Dosh Khaleen, the council of widowed Khaleesis .
The men (riders) are free to scatter and join other khalasars or attempt to form new ones. This scattering is seen as a necessary cleansing, as their Khal was deemed unfit to continue leading. Daenerys breaking this tradition by refusing to join the Dosh Khaleen and rallying the remaining Dothraki was a crucial point in her storyline.