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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 36, about how deep are the trenches where Feyre is to hunt?
2. In Chapter 39, what color is Feyre's gown when Rhysand comes and tells her that her second trial is the next night?
3. What does Feyre use to climb out of a pit in Chapter 36?
4. In Chapter 24, from what court is the decapitated faerie from?
5. How close is the head Feyre finds in Chapter 24 to the house?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Feyre's second task, and how does she suceed?
2. Why does Feyre stab Tamlin as part of her third trial?
3. What does Rhysand do after he heals Feyre's arm?
4. What does Rhysand make Tamlin and Lucien do when they ask him not to tell Amarantha about Feyre?
5. How did Feyre's family's fortunes improve while she was gone?
6. What does Nesta tell Feyre about what happened after she left?
7. In Chapter 28, what does Feyre wear when she leaves the Spring Court?
8. What does Feyre realize about her interlude with Tamlin and then Rhysand in Chapter 42?
9. Why does Nesta hate her father?
10. What happens after Feyre receives sparks of life from the High Lords?
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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