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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. Who offers to help show Twoflower around Morpork?
(a) Ymor.
(b) Rincewind.
(c) Broadman.
(d) Hugh.

2. As Rincewind and Twoflower travel to Chirm, RIncewind hears the word picturesque for the first time. What does Rincewind think picturesque means?
(a) Lowdown tumbleweed.
(b) Horribly precipitous landscape.
(c) Lush and green landscape.
(d) Beautiful and inspiring landscape.

3. When the reader is first introduced to the gods in Chapter Two's prologue, what kind of game are the gods playing?
(a) A chess game.
(b) A card game.
(c) A board game.
(d) A chance game.

4. While sitting in the dryad's tree, Rincewind learns Twoflower's location . Where has Twoflower gone?
(a) To the Temple of Bel-Shamharoth.
(b) To the Temple of Fate.
(c) To the Temple of the Souls.
(d) To the Temple of Io.

5. As the scene shifts once again to the game the gods are playing, all but two of the gods are now out of the game. Who are the two remaining players?
(a) Fate and the Lady.
(b) Fate and Io.
(c) Fate and Zephyrus.
(d) Fate and Offler.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many magic spells does Rincewind know?

2. As the four men part ways on the hilltop, what does Rincewind feel compelled to do?

3. According to Bravd, what rots wizards' brains?

4. The creature at the very bottom of the alternate world's support system is a great turtle. What is the great turtle's name?

5. After the fight at the Broken Drum spills into the streets, who does Withel accuse of causing all of the problems in Morpork?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do the two men on the hillside know that the two riders have come from the burning cities?

2. What does the picture box's imp tell Twoflower about the temple?

3. Describe the structure of the alternate universe the story takes place in.

4. Why can't the researchers answer their questions regarding the great turtle's gender?

5. Name three of the gods who are playing the board game.

6. As the fire is burning at the beginning of the Chapter One, why are the citizens demolishing bridges?

7. Why is the Patrician ordered to kill Twoflower?

8. Why is Rerpf concerned about the city's reputation?

9. Why does the Patrician of Ankh-Morpork insist that Rincewind acts as Twoflower's guide?

10. What does Rincewind call the type of magic that is protecting the animal-like creature in Chapter 1?

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