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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. What color is Feyre's gown in Chapter 42?
2. When did Amarantha appear as an emissary from Hybern?
3. Who is the first lord to give Feyre a spark of life?
4. When will Feyre be allowed to try to do each of her tasks?
5. In Chapter 42, who interrupts Tamlin and Feyre?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 42, how does Feyre meet with Tamlin, and how are they interrupted?
2. Why does Feyre stab Tamlin as part of her third trial?
3. What does Feyre realize about her interlude with Tamlin and then Rhysand in Chapter 42?
4. In Chapter 33, what warnings does Alis give Feyre?
5. What is Feyre's second task, and how does she suceed?
6. What happens when Feyre stabs Tamlin?
7. What does Feyre realize in Chapter 39 when Rhysand has to interrogate and kill an escaped faerie from the Summer Court?
8. What does Tamlin tell Feyre about sending her home in Chapter 27?
9. What does Rhysand make Tamlin and Lucien do when they ask him not to tell Amarantha about Feyre?
10. What does Feyre learns that makes her decide she has to go back to Prythian?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
At the beginning of A Court of Thorns and Roses, Rhysand is a despicable character. How does Maas make Rhysand a more sympathetic character as the novel progresses? How does Maas reveal another side to his character?
Essay Topic 2
Feyre’s third trial tasks her with killing three faeries. What are the arguments for and against Feyre killing the faeries during the trial? Why does she decide that killing them is for the greater good?
Essay Topic 3
Backstories are used to present information about events that happened before incidents in the novel. How do backstories provide insight into characters and events? What is the importance of backstories in A Court of Thorns and Roses?
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