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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 7, what does Tamlin say he trashed while Feyre was gone?

2. Who is Rhysand watching at the end of Chapter 25?

3. In Chapter 16, how many days ago was the memorial in Sangravah raided?

4. What color rose petals are scattered for Feyre to walk on in Chapter 4?

5. How often must each member of the Spring Court pay a Tithe?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 13, how did Rhysand and Morrigan get Feyre out of the house where Tamlin had imprisoned Feyre?

2. What does Cresseida say about Feyre's relationship with Tamlin?

3. At the beginning of Chapter 1, why is Feyre in the bathroom?

4. Why does Feyre begin sobbing in Chapter 30?

5. Why does Feyre agree to learn to read and shield in Chapter 6?

6. What does Rhysand show Feyre about Azriel's questioning of the Attor?

7. What does Feyre see when she leaves the yard to the town house in Chapter 15?

8. What happens when Feyre keeps asking Tamlin for something to do in Chapter 9?

9. What happens when the Attor attacks Feyre?

10. Who is Ianthe, and how is she helping Feyre in Chapter 2?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Rhysand and Feyre feel guilty when they visit the Summer Court. What is the purpose of their visit? Why do they feel guilty?

Essay Topic 2

The objective of this lesson is to examine the second meeting with the mortal queens. Are the mortal queens any more willing to deal with Rhysand and his people? Why do they refuse to make an alliance or hand over the book?

Essay Topic 3

Imagery is a literary device authors use to describe characters in a narrative and the world they inhabit. Imagery involves using the five senses to describe characters, places, and things. How does Maas use imagery to help readers imagine the world where characters live in A Court of Misty and Fury?

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