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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. How long has it been since there was an emissary to the Night Court for the human realm?
(a) 750 years.
(b) 1,000 years.
(c) 250 years.
(d) 500 years.
2. In Chapter 23, how long until Elain is getting married?
(a) 8 months.
(b) 6 months.
(c) 3 months.
(d) 5 months.
3. In the Prologue in Feyre's nightmare, who is the second person she kills?
(a) A male faerie.
(b) A female faerie.
(c) Tamlin.
(d) Herself.
4. What color hair does the Weaver have?
(a) Golden.
(b) Auburn.
(c) Onyx.
(d) Copper.
5. In Chapter 8, how many sentries leave with Feyre when she walks out of the great hall where Tamlin is conducting the tithe?
(a) 5.
(b) 4.
(c) 3.
(d) 2.
Short Answer Questions
1. How long does Rhysand say in Chapter 28 it took Azriel to break the Attor?
2. What color stone is in the wall of flat-topped mountains Feyre notices in Chapter 15?
3. Who does Rhysand want to go with him to the Summer Court in Chapter 31?
4. What is the amulet like that Amren gives Feyre to wear into the Prison?
5. How old was the vase Feyre broke when she returned to the Spring Court?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 13, how did Rhysand and Morrigan get Feyre out of the house where Tamlin had imprisoned Feyre?
2. Who are Cassian and Azriel?
3. How did Rhysand shield Velaris, and why did he shield only one city?
4. How did the Night Court used to be ruled from the Hewn City?
5. How does Rhysand reassure Feyre that she is safe in Chapter 14?
6. How did Feyre struggle to adapt to her immortal strength when she first returned to the Spring Court in Chapter 1?
7. What does Mor share about her life in the Court of NIghtmares in Chapter 22?
8. How does Feyre spend much of her time in Chapter 11?
9. Where did many people of the courts live when Amarantha was in power?
10. Why does Feyre agree to learn to read and shield in Chapter 6?
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