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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. Why are the couple on the island?
(a) They were abandoned there during a coup.
(b) They got shipwrecked.
(c) The love they feel for each other is frowned upon in their own country.
(d) They became sick of the easy life.
2. How does Skiorh vanish Ged's powers?
(a) By sellotaping his mouth
(b) By saying his name
(c) By casting a spell
(d) By taking his clothes
3. What does Ged buy from a local man on Gont island?
(a) Medicine
(b) A small boat
(c) Some food
(d) A sword
4. Who does Ged say won the fight?
(a) Ged did
(b) Neither of them
(c) Ogion
(d) The Shadow
5. How does Ged help the couple before he leaves?
(a) He gives them a spell book
(b) He gives them a herd of cows.
(c) He sweetens their well water
(d) He provides them with chickens
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Ged see on the island?
2. Why is Pechvarry so unhappy with his friend?
3. Where does the old man say Ged can find out more about the Shadow?
4. Who does Ged find on the island?
5. How does Ged try to get past the storm?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does LeGuin change the point of view from Ged to Ogion?
2. At what point in this chapter does Ged show his increasing maturity?
3. In what way does Ged show he is still not mature enough to defeat the Shadow?
4. What do you think Otak's death symbolizes?
5. How is it important to the story that Ged's mother died during his early childhood?
6. How does Ged's meeting with Serret show a coming of age?
7. What is significant about the reintroduction of Vetch?
8. Why is it important that the reader does not know the victor of the fight until Vetch asks him?
9. What does Vetch's comment that he was there in beginning so he should be there in the end, mean in context of the story?
10. Why does Pechvarry act so negatively towards Ged?
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