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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. In Chapter XXXIV what broken bone does Laia have?
2. In Chapter XXX, when does Cain tell Elias that the next trial will take place?
3. In Chapters XXIII, how is one of the bricks in a pillar different?
4. What time does Elias approach Laia for a dance?
5. Who is leading the efrits in Chapter XXII?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who dances with Elias in Chapter 28?
2. What do Helene and Elias battle at the end of Chapter 22, and what does Elias remember about defeating efrits?
3. In Chapters XXXVI, what does Helene tell Elias about her feelings for him?
4. How does Marcus hurt Laia in Chapter XXXIII?
5. What did Izzi tell the Commandant regarding why she and Laia were out the night before, and why did the Commandant believe her?
6. What is a Lemokles offense, and how does Elias use it to determine the wraiths' weaknesses?
7. What does Helene do in Chapter 35 for Laia, and what does Laia feel?
8. What does the Commandant say to Elias when he brings Laia to her house?
9. How does Laia get from the sand dunes back to Blackcliff?
10. In Chapter XXIV where does Elias find himself and what does he learn from Helene?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What a reader knows about events and characters is determined by the point of view in a book. What is the point of view in An Ember in the Ashes? How does the point of view influence what readers know about events and people?
Essay Topic 2
Elias does not feel loyal to the Empire. How was Elias raised the first six years of his life? Did that upbringing affect how he views the Empire and Blackcliff? Why does Elias not feel loyal to the Empire?
Essay Topic 3
Loyalty is a theme in An Ember in the Ashes. What is the role of loyalty in characters’ lives? How do characters either show unwavering loyalty or extreme disloyalty?
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