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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 does Kyoshi order at Madam Qiji’s?
2. Which of the following weapons is attributed to Moon-Seizing Zhu in Hujiang?
3. Which of the following is among the names of the daofei Kyoshi meets at Madam Qiji’s?
4. Which of the following is the governor responsible for Chameleon Bay?
5. How old is Governor Te when Kyoshi encounters him in his complex?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Kyoshi regard as the time she was most tired?
2. What reasons does Lao Ge give for wanting to work with those whose chakras are either all open or all closed?
3. What reasons does Lao Ge give for his statement “I don’t care to kill Jianzhu” (229)?
4. What does Jianzhu recognize as the likely series of events prompted by an unauthorized messenger bird returning to Hui?
5. What has been done to the farmer outside Te’s palace whom the Yellow Necks accost, and which enraged Kyoshi?
6. What conditions does Kyoshi set on allowing Te to live?
7. What reasoning does Rangi give for not wanting Kyoshi to train in waterbending with Kirima?
8. What reason does Kyoshi give for concealing her heritage from Yokoya and Rangi?
9. What gesture do the daofei Kyoshi meets at Madam Qiji’s use to introduce themselves?
10. What does Kyoshi divine is meant by the phrase “Tieguai fights with a crutch” (159)?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The novel notes that “The captain took a step back in astonishment. He’d interpreted [Kyoshi’s} unfurling to her full height as a hostile act. He wasn’t the first” (150). What attitude does the response indicate? Does the novel as a whole support that attitude? How or how not?
Essay Topic 2
Consider Lao Ge’s assertion that “Mercy has higher price than most people think” (276). Does the novel as a whole support or reject that assertion? How does it do so?
Essay Topic 3
DiMartino writes “A common pitfall of prequels? Since the reader already knows how things eventually turn out, they are one step ahead of the hero” (5). How is this a pitfall? What in the novel and in experience suggest as much? How does it do so?
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