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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. What happens to Cob?
(a) He kills Regal.
(b) He runs away.
(c) He has a seizure.
(d) He is stabbed.

2. What happens to Fitz when he sneaks food?
(a) He is beaten.
(b) He is sent away from the keep.
(c) He is pit in the dungeon.
(d) He is eliminated from the competition.

3. What message does Rurisk ask Fitz to deliver to King Shrewd?
(a) That he will stop at nothing to kill the king.
(b) That his sister refuses to marry Verity.
(c) That he wants a fruitful union between them.
(d) That Fitz escaped once but he will not escape again.

4. What gift does Lady Patience give to Fitz?
(a) Puppy.
(b) Shield.
(c) Sword.
(d) Horse.

5. Which of the following best describes the relationship between Fitz and Burrich now?
(a) Hesitant.
(b) Troubled but overcoming the troubles.
(c) Disowned.
(d) Close.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Fitz avoid the people that he is wary of?

2. Who does Fitz meet with before he journeys into the Mountain Kingdom?

3. How is Fitz told to spend his mornings?

4. Which of the following characters saved Fitz from the bath?

5. Who summons Fitz?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when Fitz uses his skill to contact Verity?

2. What is unique and special about Verity and Fitz's relationship?

3. Why is a large train of people required from the encampment to the town?

4. What does Regal demand Fitz do and what does he ask Fitz?

5. Who is sent to accept the princess for Verity and why is this the case?

6. What does Rurisk explain to Fitz about his sister and what has happened to Fitz?

7. What does Fitz do after the horses leave and he is waiting for Galen's summons?

8. What does Fitz learn through his errands for Lady Patience and who helps him with these errands?

9. What events happen in Fitz's dream?

10. What happens to Kettricken, Regal and Burrich?

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