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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 Larentia call Mare?
(a) A Red snake.
(b) A Red rutabaga.
(c) A Red mouse.
(d) A Red rat.

2. What does Mare tell Command about Evangeline Samos?
(a) That Evangeline was killed in the escape.
(b) That Evangeline is really Red.
(c) That Evangeline saved her after the wedding.
(d) That Evangeline needs to be killed.

3. Who blames Evangeline for letting Mare go free?
(a) Anabel Lerolan.
(b) Jerald Haven.
(c) Salin Iral.
(d) Volo Samos.

4. Why is Piedmont allied with Montfort and the Scarlet Guard?
(a) Piedmont is not allied with Montfort.
(b) The Montfort generals and the Scarlet Guard are holding Prince Bracken's children prisoner.
(c) Prince Bracken is actually Red.
(d) Piedmont is just as tired of Maven as the Scarlet Guard.

5. What does Iris want to build in Norta?
(a) A garden.
(b) A family.
(c) A new palace.
(d) A temple.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the Lakelander king call Mare?

2. How many newbloods, including Mare, were extracted from Norta?

3. What is Iris' power?

4. What title does Volo Samos assume?

5. How does Evangeline really feel about Mare?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Orrec of the Lakelands ask Maven to have Samson Merandus wait further away?

2. What is the power of the Silver House of Calore? What is their limitation?

3. Who are the electricons?

4. Mare tells Kilorn that she does not know what to do with herself. What does Kilorn suggest? How does Mare react?

5. Why does Maven use Silent Stone for his throne?

6. How long do the wedding preparations take? Where is Mare during this time?

7. What does Mare ask Cal to promise her after she learns that Cal is in contact with his grandmother?

8. How does Maven escape the Scarlet Guard attack after the wedding?

9. How does Mare’s lightning power come back?

10. Why does Nanny commit suicide?

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