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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. Which of the following enjoys spying on the king?
(a) Flagg.
(b) Thomas.
(c) Peter.
(d) Roland.

2. What action causes the Judge-General to assume Peter is guilty?
(a) He has no alibi.
(b) He bursts into tears.
(c) He confesses.
(d) He will not answer.

3. In order to get them to behave, mothers tell their children stories about what character?
(a) Delain.
(b) Bill Finch.
(c) Bill Hinch.
(d) The king.

4. Which of the following cannot be found in the castle?
(a) A tower full of rats.
(b) Pirates' treasure.
(c) Heads of animals.
(d) A tower full of bats.

5. Why does the king's wife not use the wedding gift?
(a) She is afraid of it.
(b) She is too old for it.
(c) She does not like it.
(d) It does not fit.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which rooms are not searched while trying to uncover the murderer?

2. Who is the first to help the king when he becomes ill?

3. What does Thomas do to win his father's approval?

4. What is the name of the kingdom in this story?

5. When the court magician is asked to identify the murder weapon, he takes great pains to show its strength. What does he do to prove how deadly it is?

Short Essay Questions

1. Briefly tell what The Eyes of the Dragon is about.

2. How do the people of Delain react when Peter is arrested?

3. What can you infer from the fact that Peter does not recognize the box used as evidence until he remembers that he lost one like it as a child?

4. What is most important to Sasha about Peter's upbringing?

5. Why is Roland not concerned that his son wants to play with a dollhouse?

6. How does Flagg keep people from suspecting that he had anything to do with Roland's death?

7. What are Flagg's plans for Delain?

8. What are Flagg's motives in befriending Thomas?

9. Why is Flagg afraid of Peter?

10. What are some of the different roles Flagg has played?

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