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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. When did Matthew Maddox write his first novel, Once More United?
2. What does Madoc burn to make fire in Chapter 5?
3. What country was Vespugia once a part of?
4. In Chapter 6, what is the weather like when Charles Wallace and the unicorn land at the star-watching rock?
5. At the end of Chapter 3, how many iridescent bubbles does Gaudior blow before he and Charles Wallace ride the wind?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is Zylle saved?
2. In Chapter 4, what is the creature like that comes toward Charles Wallace and the unicorn in the Projection, and how do they escape?
3. What visions does Brandon see when he calls on God to keep Zylle safe during the birthing process?
4. What happens as Madoc and Zyll are married?
5. What might Charles Wallace be able to do to stop the evil?
6. What happens when Charles Wallace calls on Heaven with its power?
7. In Chapter 1, what are Charles Wallace and his father constructing?
8. What can be seen at the beginning of Chapter 1?
9. In Chapter 3, what does Meg see and hear that is disrupted by cacophony?
10. Who is Madoc?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The author uses cliffhangers and suspense to create tension in the novel. How does the author use cliffhangers and suspense to create tension in the novel? Why does the author use cliffhangers and suspense in the book?
Essay Topic 2
Personification is a type of figurative language that assigns human characteristics to inanimate objects. How does the author use personification in the book? How does the use of personification assist readers in imagining scenes and objects?
Essay Topic 3
Zylle is accused of being a witch. Why is Zylle accused of being a witch? What role do superstition and persecution play in the accusations leveled against her?
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