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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. Which of the following tone changes are consistent with the occurrences in "The Watcher"?
(a) Desperation to eagerness.
(b) Happiness to hostility.
(c) Desolation to eeriness.
(d) Desolation to joy.

2. When the slaves are lifted and carried in a procession, where are they heading?
(a) To the church.
(b) To the queen's castle.
(c) To the marketplace.
(d) To the sultan's palace.

3. Despite their situation, what do the slaves desire?
(a) To love.
(b) To run away.
(c) To please.
(d) To fear.

4. In the queen's court, what was Beauty's role?
(a) Sex slave.
(b) Chef.
(c) Child watcher.
(d) Naked princess.

5. When Laurent served his last mistress, what would happen each morning?
(a) He would be raped.
(b) He would make her breakfast.
(c) He would be whipped.
(d) He would bring her a mate.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Laurent do in an attempt to delay his punishment?

2. While Lexius talks with two male servants, what does Beauty hear?

3. Besides Beauty, which other slaves are taken behind Laurent?

4. When Lexius guides Beauty to a small opening in a wall, which of the following things does Beauty see?

5. When she is kidnapped, who is Beauty forced to serve?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the first instance of humanization for the slaves?

2. What does Beauty question about the harem that is also an instance of foreshadowing?

3. What happens when the ship anchors?

4. Why is Tristan reluctant to be rescued?

5. What is the example of irony present in "The First Test of Obedience"?

6. What fate does the queen determine for Laurent and Tristan?

7. Why are the slaves adorned with jewels and glitter?

8. Describe Laurent and Tristan's treatment as ponies.

9. What type of life is Beauty used to?

10. What does Laurent's insistence that Lexius be taken back to the queen tell the reader?

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