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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 does Lanik meet as he travels to Ku Kuei?
(a) A young woman.
(b) An old lady.
(c) A young boy.
(d) An angry soldier.
2. As he is making his escape, how does Lanik become wounded?
(a) From a climb.
(b) From an accident.
(c) From a fight.
(d) From a fall.
3. After telling Lanik the source of their iron sales, what does the highest official in the land demand from Lanik?
(a) Monetary compensation.
(b) Sexual favors.
(c) An information exchange.
(d) A percentage of Lanik's food stores.
4. After Lanik slips into the castle in Mueller, what does Lanik cause to happen?
(a) A rebellion.
(b) An earthquake.
(c) A flood.
(d) Chaos.
5. What happens when the group of four enters the forest and then reaches the lake?
(a) They sleep.
(b) They are ambushed.
(c) They are imprisoned.
(d) They bathe and play.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the land of Mueller exchange for iron?
2. Who is the protagonist's brother?
3. How does Lanik feel about his mother?
4. What is the only way to kill a regenerative?
5. What is wrong with the bread served to Lanik by the slavers?
Short Essay Questions
1. When Lanik comes to after passing out in the desert, what does the group of men surrounding him ask?
2. Why does Lanik claim to be from the land of Bird?
3. When Lanik finally comes to after collapsing in the desert, what occurs to help him realize that he may not die?
4. Why does Lanik not sever his thumbs in order to escape the cruel bonds?
5. What does the old soldier hope that Lanik will learn from the books the soldier has?
6. Why does Lanik flee to Ku Kuei?
7. Describe the process of giving someone "grief."
8. Why does Lanik wish he had chosen a particular land when demanding his freedom from the slavers?
9. There are only a few ambassadors in Nkumai. Why?
10. What makes Nkumai so frightening to Lanik?
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