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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. What does Meg do when she is in pain?
(a) kythes for help
(b) falls down
(c) kicks Mr. Jenkins
(d) lets go of Jenkins's hand

2. What does Meg first tell Jenkins when she kythes with him?
(a) that Calvin would kythe with him too
(b) that Charles was dead
(c) how the farandolae saved her
(d) that she still didn't like him

3. What did Charles tell Mr. Murray?
(a) that Meg has disappeared
(b) that he is dying
(c) that Meg was inside his mitochondria
(d) that Dr. Louise is a teacher

4. What does Meg tell the little farandolae?
(a) to dance in another direction
(b) she doesn't say anything to them
(c) to stop dancing
(d) to join her song

5. How long does an Echthros tend to appear as a human body they've used?
(a) for a month
(b) for one year
(c) only until the human is named
(d) it tends to keep the form

Short Answer Questions

1. When Meg throws herself into the Echthroi who joins her?

2. When will Sporos become a sea tree?

3. What does Blajeny show the group for encouragement?

4. What does Blajeny ask Mr. Jenkins?

5. After Jenkins understands about the farae what does Progo say?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Progo tell Meg about why she was in pain?

2. What is deepening, how does it feel and why do some avoid it?

3. What are the little farandolae doing in the and what is the result?

4. What does Meg hear the Echthros-Jenkins say to the dancing farandolae?

5. What does Meg do after Progo Xes himself?

6. What does Calvin tell Meg about kything with adults?

7. How do Calvin, Meg and Jenkins get the little farandolae to deepen?

8. What does the inside of the mitochondria look and feel like?

9. What does Meg tell Jenkins about when she first kythes with him and how does he feel about it?

10. Why does Calvin tell Jenkins about the biologist and Calvin's bean plants?

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