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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 is the Queen most upset with Fitz?
(a) For not letting her know he is alive.
(b) For abandoning his quest to find Verity.
(c) For leaving Regal to grab the throne.
(d) For abandoning his daughter.

2. Who stops Fitz from finding Molly when he is in Farrow?
(a) Verity.
(b) Burrich.
(c) Nighteyes.
(d) Chade.

3. What does Fitz tell Burrich and Chade about Verity?
(a) He is still alive.
(b) He doesn't know where he is.
(c) He is back in Buck Keep.
(d) He is with Kettricken.

4. Whose horse does Fitz steal to get away from Tradeford?
(a) Galen's.
(b) Verity's.
(c) Chade's.
(d) Regal's.

5. What is Queen Kettricken attempting to do in Chapter 15?
(a) Contact Verity through magic.
(b) Find Fitz.
(c) Find her husband.
(d) Contact Fitz through magic.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Kettricken find?

2. What do past images of Elderlings resemble?

3. Who is Kettle?

4. Why do the people from the Red Ships make Forged Ones?

5. What are the two biggest industries in Buck Duchy?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Kettricken feel when she hears about Verity and what does she do?

2. In Chapter 25, what does the group realize about Fitz and what do they do about it?

3. What does the narrator explain about the Wit in Chapter 5?

4. What are Forged Ones, their character and what attracts them?

5. What does the narrator explain about the Skill in Chapter 3?

6. In Chapter 7 what does Farrow say about Lady Patience and her work?

7. What does Lord Bright realize when the Red Ships have taken Bearns and what does he do?

8. How does Fitz get captured while he is traveling with a caravan and how does he escape?

9. What happened to Fitz that has caused him to have a difficult time remembering his past? How does he feel about his past?

10. In Chapter 28, what does Fitz decide to do about the people following them?

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