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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 does Rincewind claim to have met while the world was being made?
(a) His own ancestors.
(b) Himself.
(c) The Creator.
(d) Scrappy's ancestors.

2. Where do the Wizards go?
(a) To the zoo.
(b) To the Unseen University.
(c) Into a cave.
(d) Through the window to the beach.

3. What does the God consider making to solve his problem?
(a) More thunder lizards to eat the intruders.
(b) An elephant stampede.
(c) An earthquake/tsunami.
(d) A tornado.

4. On what continent is Rincewind?
(a) Fiverecks.
(b) Forex.
(c) Fourecks.
(d) Froedecks.

5. What frightens Rincewind?
(a) Noises.
(b) Quiet.
(c) Wind.
(d) Rain.

Short Answer Questions

1. What kind of delicacies grow on plants that the wizards collect for Mrs. Whitlow?

2. What happens when Rincewind rejects further help?

3. What must Rincewind do for a second time?

4. What does the Senior Wrangler believe the Egregious Professor is doing?

5. What is Stibbons fascinated with?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is pursuing Rincewind and Mad and how does Mad manage to pull away from them?

2. What does the Librarian wonder about?

3. What do the elders have a hard time grasping about their situation when Stibbons explains how they have gone backward in time?

4. What does Scrappy tell Rincewind about the continent they are on?

5. Why are the magicians and the teachers of magic so determined to retrieve Rincewind the Wizzard from Fourecks?

6. What do the wizards find when they go looking for the Egregious Professor, and what is the outcome of this discovery?

7. What does Death find professionally frustrating, and why?

8. What or who stalks Rincewind, and how does he respond?

9. What is wrong with the Librarian that is causing Rincewind to be sought by the Unseen University?

10. What does the story of the Last Continent deal with?

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