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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 9: Music.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why are there some unknown Adepts?
(a) This is the first time some of them have been to the Unolympics.
(b) Many Adepts have not yet identified their alternate selves.
(c) They are all rather secretive.
(d) Some have not proven themselves yet.
2. Who is Stile's first opponent in the Tourney?
(a) The Rifleman.
(b) The Dark Mage.
(c) The Gladiator.
(d) The Red Adept.
3. What private wager does Stile's opponent offer him in Chapter 3?
(a) If Stile loses, he can never return to Proton.
(b) If Stile loses, he can never see Lady Blue again.
(c) If Stile wins, his opponent will investigate his unknown adversary for him.
(d) If Stile wins, his opponent will join him on his journey.
4. What does the Yellow Adept ask of Stile, at the Unolympics?
(a) To give his opinion on the contest she is judging.
(b) To take her place in one of the competitions.
(c) To play his flute, to remind her of how it should sound.
(d) To give Neysa a few words of encouragement before her contest.
5. Why is Stile unhappy about fighting his first opponent in the Tourney?
(a) Stile must use magic to fight him, which Lady Blue does not want him to do.
(b) Stile's opponent outranks him in Proton society, and Stile will be unpopular if he wins.
(c) His opponent is already a Citizen, and therefore has nothing to gain or lose by fighting him.
(d) Stile does not feel that he has a chance to win because his opponent is much more experienced.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Stile yield the victory to the Herd Stallion in their duel?
2. What does Stile wonder regarding Clef in Chapter 9?
3. For what purpose does Stile use his magic during the contest with the Herd Stallion?
4. Why was it important to the Herd Stallion to win the duel against Stile?
5. What favor does Stile ask of Neysa, at the beginning of Chapter 3?
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