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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 33, who is it decided will go to try to find the sixth queen, Vassa?
2. How tall is the boulder Amren wants Feyre to try to fly from in Chapter 29?
3. Who tells Lord Nolan that he fought beside his ancestor and his ancestor would be ashamed if Nolan locks out those who need refuge in Chapter 53?
4. In Chapter 41, in which court is it decided to have the meeting with the High Lords?
5. Who does Amren want to go with her to the Cauldron in Chapter 66?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happened to the Lady of the Autumn Court during the war?
2. In Chapter 42, why does Nesta decide to go to the meeting with the High Lords?
3. In Chapter 37, what does the King of Hybern say will happen when Rhysand tries to stop him?
4. What recommendation does the healer have after examining Elain in Chapter 28?
5. In Chapter 33, what does Elain reveal about the sixth mortal queen?
6. What solution does Thesan have for the faebane?
7. Who comes to Feyre when she is with the Suriel as it dies, and how does he help?
8. In Chapter 66, how does Tamlin escape after he helps Feyre and Azriel escape?
9. What does Feyre see when Rhysand allows her to see him in Chapter 36?
10. What happens in Chapter 44 when Tamlin starts to denigrate Feyre?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The wall is a magical division between faerie and human lands. What is the purpose of the wall? How does it fail its purpose and why?
Essay Topic 2
Faebane is a poison that neutralizes and suppresses the powers of the High Fae. Who is stockpiling faebane and what do they plan to do with it? Why is it so important to neutralize the substance?
Essay Topic 3
Feyre does not protect herself during a confrontation with Tamlin in Chapter 8. Why does she not protect herself?
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