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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. Where was Trent?
(a) Laying in a patch of carnivorous grass
(b) Battling the Harpy
(c) Caught in the gourd
(d) Battling the catoblepas

2. What does the soldier think of Magician Trent?
(a) That he is a noble man
(b) That he is a evil monster
(c) That he is a illicit liar
(d) That he is a good leader

3. What does the experience of Bink as a salamander teach him about Trent?
(a) Trent can destroy Xanth at anytime by creating a few salamanders
(b) Trent could kill them all by making wiggles
(c) Trent can really give a transformee abilities that animal possesses
(d) Trent is capable of handling any situation

4. What was second nature to all three people?
(a) Being transformed
(b) Staying off the most attractive paths
(c) Listening to each other
(d) Trusting each other

5. What is Chameleon's innocent suggestion?
(a) She could threaten Trent
(b) She could blow up the castle
(c) She could blow up the zombies
(d) She could blow up Trent

Short Answer Questions

1. What had distracted Chameleon?

2. What kind of monster did Bink come across in the rowboat?

3. What characteristic does Trent, Fanchon, and Bink share?

4. What does the forest do as they try to turn back?

5. What rather innocuous animal do the trio encounter?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Bink escape the carnivorous grass?

2. Where were Trent and Fanchon while the fight over Bink was ensuing?

3. What is Bink starting to realize about Trent?

4. What did Trent promise his soldiers?

5. Why couldn't Trent finish Bink off?

6. How could Trent force Bink and Chameleon to stop their quest?

7. What does Chameleon represent to Bink?

8. How did Chester react to Bink's mention of Herman the Hermit?

9. Why is it not feasible for Trent to transform Bink and Fanchon into roc birds?

10. What is Trent's rationale as to how the crossbreeds got started?

(see the answer keys)

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