1. What private wager does Stile's opponent offer him in Chapter 3?
(a) If Stile loses, he can never see Lady Blue again.
(b) If Stile wins, his opponent will investigate his unknown adversary for him.
(c) If Stile wins, his opponent will join him on his journey.
(d) If Stile loses, he can never return to Proton.

2. Why was it important to the Herd Stallion to win the duel against Stile?
(a) Because he did not want to be embarrassed in front of the herd.
(b) Because he wanted to send a message to all of the other Adepts in attendance.
(c) Because he wanted to look good in front of Neysa.
(d) To earn back the pride he lost in his first encounter with the Blue Adept.

3. Where does Stile go, at the beginning of Chapter 3?
(a) To the Herd Stallion's territory.
(b) To Lady Blue's castle.
(c) To Proton.
(d) To Phaze.

4. What does Stile realize at the end of Chapter 6?
(a) That he must pay more attention to the underlying motives of the creatures of Phaze.
(b) That he will need a great deal more help to complete his mission.
(c) That he has to use magic if he wants to win challenges against Phaze creatures.
(d) That he will need to do a great deal more training if he wants to complete his mission.

5. What technique does Stile teach Clef?
(a) To get to know his instrument.
(b) To block out the noise of the audience.
(c) To inhale and exhale simultaneously.
(d) To feel while playing.