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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. Which of the following is among the toys Kelsang uses to test for the Avatar?
2. Which of the following does Father Glowworm require from Yun and Kyoshi to determine which is the Avatar?
3. Which of the following is the name of Rangi’s father?
4. The comment that “The desolate town was eerie, the bones of a once-living thing” (101) offers an example of which of the following?
5. Which of the following sobriquets attaches itself to Jianzhu?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are the results of Kyoshi’s firebending test by Hei-Ran, and why are they significant?
2. How does Jianzhu define the Avatar State to Kyoshi?
3. What does Kelsang report to Kyoshi as his reason for suspecting she may be the Avatar?
4. How does Kelsang report to Kyoshi that Yun was identified as the Avatar?
5. What is the first lesson Jianzhu claims to have taught Yun as he purports to teach it to Kyoshi?
6. What reasons does Kelsang give to Kyoshi for having noted his suspicion that she is the Avatar to Yun and Rangi?
7. What verbal amendment to the agreement with Tagaka does Yun insist upon?
8. How is Father Glowworm described when he first appears?
9. Explain the sarcasm in Jianzhu’s comment that Kelsang had “also claimed that the location enjoyed some auspicious wind currents, using the very solemn and holy method of licking his finger and holding it up in the air” (8).
10. How is Jianzhu’s Yokoya mansion described?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The area surrounding Father Glowworm’s location is described as ruined by mining operations (100-01). Explicate the symbolism of the depiction.
Essay Topic 2
Jianzhu notes that “that’s what justice is. Nothing but the proper consequences” (67). What in the novel and in experience suggest that it is or is not? How does it do so?
Essay Topic 3
Jianzhu muses that “There was no force in existence stronger than a child’s righteous fury at being robbed” (12). Does the novel bear out the assertion? How so or how not?
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