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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. Who is Karatavuk’s mother?
(a) Nermin.
(b) Tamara.
(c) Lydia.
(d) Drosoula.
2. To what does Dosoula compare her spirit in the end of Chapter 5?
(a) A teardrop.
(b) A chrysalis.
(c) A tulip.
(d) A rosebush.
3. Why did Philothei give alms to a beggar in Chapter 8?
(a) To cure her mother.
(b) To cure her father.
(c) To cure Ibrahim.
(d) To cure her cat.
4. Where did Ayse tell her daughters she would take them and sell them if they caught harlotry from Tamara in Chapter 22?
(a) Cephalonia.
(b) Istanbul.
(c) Fethiye.
(d) Haleb.
5. Who was the priest that had Drosoula's father carried home when he passed out on the church steps in the narrative in Chapter 5?
(a) Father Kristoforos.
(b) Father Kemal.
(c) Father Polopogos.
(d) Father Efendim.
Short Answer Questions
1. What are Karatavuk and Mehmetçik's real names?
2. What is Georgio P. Theodorou's profession?
3. What German commander in Chapter 60 wants to replace Turkish generals with Germans?
4. Where did the imam leave a saintly stigma on Philothei when he kissed her after she was born?
5. Who is Ali the Snowbringer's wife?
Short Essay Questions
1. How was Ibrahim rescued in Chapter 47?
2. How is Chapter 5 narrated? In what tense is it related?
3. What shocked the narrator in the end of Chapter 22?
4. Who is the subject of Chapter 13? How is his narrative related?
5. Describe the narrative perspective in Chapter 8. How is it denoted?
6. How is the narrative of Chapter 22 related? How is this denoted?
7. What does Philothei describe Ibrahim doing that proved his love for her in Chapter 43?
8. What did Rustem Bey ask Abdulhamid in Chapter 48? What did Abdulhamid respond?
9. What is the status of the war when Mustafa Kemal reaches Istanbul in Chapter 46?
10. What event is described by Philothei in Chapter 29?
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