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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. How long does Reanne give Nynaeve and Elayne to get out of the city?
(a) One day.
(b) She does not tell them to leave the city.
(c) Two hours.
(d) A week.

2. What is the person Perrin is looking for doing?
(a) Helping Darkfriends.
(b) Trying to frighten people into supporting Rand.
(c) Giving refuge to those who are helping the Seanchan.
(d) Killing anyone who believes Rand is the Dragon Reborn.

3. Who is the dancer who performs for Morgase?
(a) An Aes Sedai.
(b) Morgase's daughter.
(c) The ruler of a kingdom Suroth has conquered.
(d) Morgase's cousin.

4. Why is Elayne drunk?
(a) Because she is depressed that Rand is involved with Min.
(b) Because Birgitte got drunk.
(c) Because she is bored.
(d) Because she learns her mother is dead.

5. Where does Setalle offer to take Elayne and Nynaeve?
(a) To a place where they can be safe.
(b) To where the Bowl of Winds is hidden.
(c) To meet with the Sea Folk.
(d) To meet with Queen Tylin.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Mat move?

2. Why do many of the women in the circle start to weep?

3. Who is Birgitte?

4. What does Elaida ask of Seaine?

5. Who tries to heal Rand?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the scene when the Aes Sedai are trying to get the Bowl of the Winds.

2. Describe Nynaeve and Lan's first interaction since he arrived in Ebou Dou.

3. Describe Moghedien's visit to the Pit of Doom.

4. What does Elayne tell the women in the Circle that causes much emotion?

5. What happens just as the practice sword fight starts?

6. What do Mat, Elayne, and Nynaeve argue about as they go to retrieve the Bowl of the Winds?

7. How does Elayne get drunk?

8. What happens as Nynaeve is on a boat to go meet with the Sea Folk?

9. About what does Rand worry and how does Min set his mind at ease?

10. Describe Nynaeve and Elayne's encounter with Reanne.

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