2. What do Fitz and Verity do in Chapter 38?
(a) Wake the girl on the dragon.
(b) Exchange bodies.
(c) Kill each other.
(d) Kill Kettle to wake the dragon.

3. What does Verity believe about his stone dragon?
(a) He can bring it to life.
(b) He will have to kill Kettricken to wake up his dragon.
(c) It was carved wrong.
(d) It took him too long to carve it.

4. What does Verity want to do even though he is with his Queen?
(a) Kill himself.
(b) Work on the dragon.
(c) Go fight the Red Ships.
(d) Have an affair with Kettle.

5. Who brings Fitz news?
(a) Kettricken.
(b) Fool.
(c) Starling.
(d) Kettle.

6. What does the narrator first make a reader believe about Fitz and Regal in Chapter 40?
(a) They kill each other.
(b) That Fitz killed Regal.
(c) They became friends.
(d) They never meet again.

7. What may be the only true communication?
(a) Skill.
(b) Crystals.
(c) A merging of skill and wit.
(d) Wit.

8. Why is the band overcome with a sense of dread?
(a) Regal's army is on the way to kill them.
(b) They have not been able to wake the girl on the dragon.
(c) A snow storm has moved into the valley.
(d) The dragons emit dark energy.

9. What is Dimity Keep?
(a) A keep that has only ghosts.
(b) A small fortress which welcomes Queen Kettricken.
(c) The keep where Verity gains a map to the Elderlings.
(d) A small fortress that has already fallen to the red ships.

10. Who is the scribe who is writing this story?
(a) Starling.
(b) Kettle.
(c) Fool.
(d) Fitz.

11. Why did Regal have a change of heart?
(a) Fitz changed his mind with Skill.
(b) He becomes afraid of the Red Ship raiders.
(c) He hears from his father's ghost.
(d) He falls in love with Kettricken.

12. Where does Fool follow Fitz?
(a) When Fitz goes to skill in the forest.
(b) When Fitz walks into the woods with Starling.
(c) When Fitz walks into the woods with Kettle.
(d) To where Fitz is washing his clothes.

13. On what does Fitz try to concentrate?
(a) Kettricken's welfare.
(b) Kettle's stone game.
(c) The Fool's stories.
(d) Kettle's rhymes.

14. About what does Fitz not wonder later?
(a) That Fool would ask such a serious question.
(b) That Fool would be willing to go to Molly whom Fool despises.
(c) That Fool does not remember the conversation with Fitz at the river.
(d) That Fool started to undress but then does not.

15. What happens after Fitz answers Fool's question?
(a) Fool collapses.
(b) Fool undresses.
(c) Fool tries to stab Fritz.
(d) Fool tells Fitz he is indeed the fool.