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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. What frightens Reanne?
(a) That Nynaeve and Elayne will bring the Seanchan down on them intentionally.
(b) That Nynaeve and Elayne will find the Bowl of Winds and misuse it.
(c) That the White Tower will learn about the Circle.
(d) That Nynaeve and Elayne will bring the Seanchan down on them accidentally.
2. Who attacks Mat out in the street?
(a) Beggars.
(b) Seanchan soldiers.
(c) Black Ajah.
(d) No one.
3. Who has Moghedien's cour'souvra?
(a) Moridin.
(b) Egwene.
(c) Nynaeve.
(d) The Great Lord.
4. What are Moghedien's intentions when she comes to Ebou Dar?
(a) To find the Bowl of Winds.
(b) To kill Nynaeve.
(c) To kill Elayne.
(d) To make Falion and Ispan crawl.
5. How long does Reanne give Nynaeve and Elayne to get out of the city?
(a) She does not tell them to leave the city.
(b) Two hours.
(c) One day.
(d) A week.
Short Answer Questions
1. What do Mat and Elayne discuss on the boat?
2. When do the dice start rolling in Mat's head again?
3. Where does Setalle offer to take Elayne and Nynaeve?
4. Whom is Perrin going to find after leaving Rand's camp?
5. What do Elayne and Nynaeve want Mat to do that he is unhappy about?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do Elayne and Nynaeve convince Mat to do and what happens when he agrees?
2. Who attacks Mat in Chapter 21, and why does he think they expected something?
3. How does Elayne get drunk?
4. Whom does Mat find in his room and whom does he realize the person is?
5. What does Perrin decide to do after his argument with Rand?
6. What does Elayne tell the women in the Circle that causes much emotion?
7. Describe Mat and Elayne's conversation about Queen Tylin.
8. What happens at Sevanna's camp when she calls upon "Caddar"?
9. What transpires between Rand and Perrin concerning the captured Aes Sedai?
10. Describe the scene when the Aes Sedai are trying to get the Bowl of the Winds.
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