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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. Who decides not to kill Sammael for the time being?
(a) Graendal.
(b) Rand.
(c) Sevanna.
(d) Cadsuane.

2. What are Elayne and Nynaeve doing at the opening to Chapter 13?
(a) Setting out to negotiate with some Sea Folk.
(b) Traveling to Salidar.
(c) Captured by the Seanchan.
(d) Traveling to find Rand.

3. To whom has Rand been bonded?
(a) Aviendha.
(b) Egwene.
(c) Alanna.
(d) Elayne.

4. What are many people doing in the city where Rand and his group are near?
(a) Ignoring Rand's orders.
(b) Stockpiling food.
(c) Putting Rand's orders into action.
(d) Killing each other for food.

5. What enables Egwene to keep control of Marigan?
(a) A ring.
(b) Her oath given on an oath rod.
(c) A bracelet.
(d) A charm.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who tries to kiss Mat after he has sealed the letter?

2. Who wishes to speak to Mat while he is at the palace?

3. What does the person say who has just arrived?

4. Why does Faile say she chose to serve Colavaere?

5. To whom will Egwene give Lan's bond eventually?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Myrelle bond Lan as a warder and what is Egwene's response?

2. What message does Mat write to Elayne and Nynaeve and what does he notice about the ring with which he seals the message?

3. What does Perrin hear Rand doing after the battle and what is Perrin's response?

4. What happens when Rand confronts Colavaere?

5. What does Egwene do that night in her dream state?

6. Describe Sevanna's interaction with "Caddar."

7. Who is Cadsuane? What does she say to Rand and what is his response?

8. What is Faile upset with Perrin and what does Perrin say to calm her?

9. What does Sammael order and how does Carridin counter the order after Sammael is gone?

10. Whom do Elayne and Nynaeve visit to learn about the Bowl of Winds and what are they told?

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