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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. When is Feyre's birthday?
(a) August.
(b) Spring Solstice.
(c) Winter Solstice.
(d) November.
2. Why is Feyre not injured when Tamlin destroys the study in a rage in Chapter 10?
(a) She erects a physical shield.
(b) Tamlin shields her.
(c) She is blown into the hall.
(d) She takes shelter under a desk.
3. In Chapter 18, what court does Rhysand write to in order to request a visit?
(a) Summer Court.
(b) Autumn Court.
(c) Day Court.
(d) Night Court.
4. Who was Cassian's mother?
(a) Cook in a war camp.
(b) Laundress in a war camp.
(c) Kitchen help in a war camp.
(d) Seamstress in a war camp.
5. In Chapter 29, what does Feyre dream about?
(a) Rhys.
(b) The faeries she killed.
(c) The Attor.
(d) Amarantha.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Feyre get out of the Weaver's house?
2. In Chapter 31, what is the name of the bar Mor likes to go to?
3. What color eyes do Azriel and Cassian have?
4. How much time does Rhysand ask Feyre to spend writing the alphabet and raising and lowering her shield in Chapter 6?
5. How much does Feyre read in Chapter 11?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Elain engaged to in Chapter 23?
2. What does Mor share about her life in the Court of NIghtmares in Chapter 22?
3. In Chapter 14, what are Feyre's quarters like at Rhysand's house?
4. What does Feyre see when she leaves the yard to the town house in Chapter 15?
5. What happens when Feyre keeps asking Tamlin for something to do in Chapter 9?
6. How did Feyre struggle to adapt to her immortal strength when she first returned to the Spring Court in Chapter 1?
7. Why does Feyre agree to learn to read and shield in Chapter 6?
8. How does Rhysand reassure Feyre that she is safe in Chapter 14?
9. Why does Feyre begin sobbing in Chapter 30?
10. In Chapter 31, where and how is Feyre practicing with Cassian?
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