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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 knocks on Stile's door in Chapter 11?
(a) The Yellow Adept.
(b) Sheen.
(c) Bluette.
(d) Lady Blue.
2. Who gives Stile a report about his attempted assassination in Chapter 7?
(a) Sheen.
(b) The Yellow Adept.
(c) Hulk.
(d) An anonymous android.
3. What word does Lady Blue say three times to profess her love for Stile?
(a) M'lord.
(b) Fate.
(c) Love.
(d) Thee.
4. Why does Stile weep at the beginning of Chapter 8?
(a) Because nothing will bring Hulk back to life.
(b) Because Lady Blue will never love him.
(c) Because he misses Neysa.
(d) Because he lost the Tourney.
5. What is the result of the solo performances in Round Seven?
(a) Stile wins.
(b) There are no solo performances.
(c) A draw.
(d) Clef wins.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Vodlevile's son become upset with Stile in Chapter 10?
2. What does the Red Adept do to Stile at the end of Round Twelve?
3. What emotion does Stile fake, in an attempt to win Round Twelve of the Tourney?
4. What happens in the sixth round of the Tourney?
5. Who is the winner of Round Seven of the Tourney according to the audience and the computer?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Stile feel about Neysa, at the beginning of Chapter 8?
2. Why does Stile give Clef the Platinum Flute?
3. Why is Lady Blue upset and angry with Stile at the beginning of Chapter 8?
4. What are the potential outcomes of Stile's contest with the Red Adept in the Tourney?
5. What happens to Hulk at the end of Chapter 7?
6. What happens between Stile and the Brown Adept in Chapter 8?
7. What happens at the White Demesnes?
8. What does the trap that Hulk and Bluette are caught in tell Stile about his adversary?
9. How does Stile's contest with the Red Adept end?
10. What are the results of Stile's performance in Round Seven of the Tourney?
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