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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 does Simon look most forward to in coming back to Watford after break?
(a) The musical performances.
(b) The teachers.
(c) The food.
(d) The hiking trails.

2. What does Miss Possibelf teach?
(a) Magic Trees.
(b) Magic Food.
(c) Magic Hats.
(d) Magic Words.

3. What does Penny tell Simon about the visitors from behind the veil?
(a) They are harmless.
(b) They can only ever come back to appear to the living one time in total.
(c) They are out to hurt people.
(d) They are only allowed to speak in a language other than their native language.

4. Who is Simon's girlfriend?
(a) Penny.
(b) Phillipa.
(c) Agatha.
(d) Jenny.

5. Who is Baz's best friend?
(a) Tony.
(b) Niall.
(c) Simon.
(d) Dec.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who tries to kill Simon on the way to Watford in Chapter 3?

2. Which of the following do Simon and Baz have in common?

3. Who saves Baz from his kidnapping?

4. Why is Ebb so sad all the time?

5. What object does Simon use to channel his magic?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when the Mage tells Simon he must leave Watford in Chapter 7?

2. Why does Agatha walk the ramparts hoping Baz will come back in Chapter 24?

3. In Chapter 21, what does the Mage resolve to do in regards to Simon?

4. How does Simon Snow feel about Watford?

5. What is every eighth-year student at Watford tasked with doing by the end of the year in order to graduate?

6. In Chapter 18, what is Davy's concern about the way that Watford is going?

7. What does Baz's Aunt Fiona want Baz to break into the Mage's office for?

8. What is the creature that Simon, Penny, and much of the magical world are so afraid of in the first few chapters of the book, and why?

9. Why did Baz not return to Watford on time after summer break?

10. Why does Penny hate to talk to Simon about Baz?

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