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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. The magistrate tries to explain that the people who live in the huts hide from the barbarians in the ______________.
(a) Shelters.
(b) Reed.
(c) Mountains.
(d) Woods.

2. The magistrate has misgivings about the native girl regretting his failure to _______________.
(a) Keep her in his home.
(b) Understand her.
(c) Marry her.
(d) Be with her.

3. The magistrate does not think his record in the imperial post would include a recollection of _______________.
(a) Women.
(b) Events.
(c) Conflicts.
(d) Money.

4. What is the magistrate deprived of when he is imprisoned for his various accusations and alleged crimes?
(a) Water.
(b) Spare clothing.
(c) Food.
(d) Company.

5. The barbarians lured the army into the ____________ cutting the horses loose along the way and vanished.
(a) Garrison.
(b) Desert.
(c) Trenches.
(d) Lake.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do two barbarian men bring into the settlement on a horse in order to inspire fear in the people?

2. The magistrate decides all he can do is to go on living even though his journey may be ________________.

3. What is NOT one of the magistrate's old hobbies that he takes up after deciding to swear off women?

4. _______________ barricade the gates in order to protect themselves from the approach of the barbarians.

5. ____________ are placed alongside the rampart to simulate the presence of armies in the town.

Short Essay Questions

1. How do the barbarians inspire fear which eventually turns into paranoia?

2. What does the Colonel do to the natives who have their cheeks wired and their wrists wired?

3. What begins to spread among the soldiers as the rumors of the barbarians begin to spread more rapidly?

4. Why does Colonel Joll come to the town where the magistrate is now in control?

5. What does the magistrate begin to believe about the consistency of the law as seen in the cases he has previously conducted?

6. What happens to the magistrate as a result of not having any activities to do during his captivity?

7. What happens to the way the magistrate looks at the girl who he used to take pity on when she is tortured?

8. What does the magistrate attempt to do in order to control his erections?

9. What happens when the magistrate meets up with the warrant officer from the Third Bureau?

10. What does the magistrate think he might write down if he were to write a record of the imperial post?

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