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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 does Talia take a different route from the stables one day?
(a) To find out if the boat is back bringing her best friend.
(b) To get out of the wind.
(c) To check on a robin's nest.
(d) To check on her new saddle at the leather shop.

2. What does Talia want for Elspeth?
(a) To move in with Talia.
(b) To live at the Collegium.
(c) To attend the Council meetings.
(d) To learn to ride a regular horse.

3. What does Talia still need to do as far as her time at the Collegium?
(a) Believe she belongs at the Collegium.
(b) Learn to stand up for herself.
(c) Learn sword fighting better.
(d) Learn two other languages.

4. What can all Heralds do regardless of their individual gifts?
(a) Speak to their companions and use the truth spell.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Communicate with other Heralds mind to mind.
(d) Speak to their companions only.

5. Who wants Elspeth to become an active student in training?
(a) Alberich.
(b) Milady.
(c) Teren.
(d) Orthallen.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Talia help the Selenay?

2. What is unique about Talia and Rolan's connection?

3. Why does Talia rush to Keren?

4. For whom does the death bell toll?

5. What do Talia and Skif decide about their relationship?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is Talia's life at the Collegium three years after her arrival?

2. What does Talia decide she needs to do as she is growing in her gift and duties?

3. What does Skif ask of Talia and how does Talia respond?

4. What does Talia learns about Hulda?

5. How does the Queen retrieve the arrows that killed Ylsa?

6. Why is Skif dressed in black one night and why does Talia do the same?

7. What is disconcerting about Elspeth?

8. How is Talia saved from drowning?

9. Who does Talia confide in and what does he tell her?

10. How does Ylsa help the Queen learn who killed Ylsa?

(see the answer keys)

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