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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. What color is the light of the Enemy?
2. What wound does Lord Highcastle sustain when he is in the hills above his advance position?
3. Who will guard the Lifestone now that the battle is over and the Dragon Lords are defeated?
4. How large is the battering ram brought toward the southern gate of Sethanon?
5. What creatures do Martin and the others have to fight after obtaining horses at the narrow pass they come to on their way to Stone Mountain?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the City of Forever.
2. What would happen if the Valheru return?
3. What does the area where Armengar stood look like after the battle?
4. What answer does Arutha given when Murmandamus comes to allow them to surrender and leave the city?
5. What is the Edder Forest?
6. How should Pug and Tomas have rescued Macros rather than landing?
7. What surprise does Jimmy prepare for Murmandamus as they leave Highcastle's garrison?
8. Why is Guy not optimistic about the chances of holding back Murmandamus and his army at Sethanon?
9. Why does Guy believe that Murmandamus plans on taking Armengar in four weeks?
10. What happens to Roald as he, Martin, Laurie, and Baru see trolls and then Dark Brothers on their way to Stone Mountain?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss the mystic legacy that binds Tomas and Ashen-Shugar together, and how this legacy has helped them guard Midkemia. Use examples from the book.
Essay Topic 2
Locklear changes from an immature young man to a strong warrior well on his way to manhood. Discuss how the events in the novel caused Locklear to grow up and change. Use examples from the novel.
Essay Topic 3
In the Prologue, Feist introduces all of the story lines of the novel. Explain these story lines and how these viewpoints fit together to advance the plot of the novel.
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