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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. By what time of day is the city of Sethanon surrounded by Murmandamus' advance cavalry?
(a) Dawn.
(b) Mid-day.
(c) Sunset.
(d) Midnight.

2. What is the first to come through the rift that is created when Murmandamus dies?
(a) A Dreadlord.
(b) A Demon.
(c) A Dragon Lord.
(d) The Enemy.

3. Why are elves at Stone Mountain when Martin arrives?
(a) To have a festival.
(b) To bring supplies.
(c) To honor Dolgan.
(d) To trade.

4. Where is Pug injured when he and Tomas fight the creature they encounter in the tower on the island, encircled by a ring of fire?
(a) He has a concussion.
(b) His left arm is broken.
(c) He has a deep cut down his thigh.
(d) He breaks a rib.

5. What color is the light of the Enemy?
(a) Black.
(b) Red.
(c) Gold.
(d) Yellow.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Murmandamus' riders overtake Martin, Baru and Laurie, what direction is Martin forced to take?

2. Who is the first to run down the trail after the men have to leave Roald behind, injured?

3. How old was Macros when he left his mother?

4. How old is Galain?

5. What is the birthmark on Murmandamus' body?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are Arutha's orders regarding the wounded and dead of Highcastle's garrison?

2. What happened when a huge battering ram was rammed against the southern gate of the city?

3. Describe the elves in Elder Wood.

4. What would happen if the Valheru return?

5. How should Pug and Tomas have rescued Macros rather than landing?

6. What does Macros decide must be done to escape the time trap?

7. How does Amos use hot sand as a weapon?

8. What does Guy decide will be the makeup of the groups that evacuate the city?

9. What do the besieging armies bring to Armengar on the fifth day of the attack?

10. What problems must be faced if the elves of Edder Forest are to fight or join with the other elves?

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