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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. Of which of the following was Sunset known to have smelled?
(a) Ash.
(b) Salt.
(c) Dust.
(d) Sewage.
2. What is the name of Young’s warden?
(a) Bob Potterworth.
(b) Dan Rottermith.
(c) Tom Collins.
(d) Jim Farthingsmith.
3. With what cause is Tracy Lasser aligned?
(a) Organization for Prison Abolition.
(b) Chainbreakers.
(c) Project Undoing.
(d) Project Becoming.
4. What title does Thurwar hold as Staxxx fights Rave Bear?
(a) Colossal.
(b) Grand Colossal.
(c) Reaper.
(d) Harsh Reaper.
5. Which of the following advertises on Melancholia Bishop?
(a) WholeMarket.
(b) XpressChurch.
(c) LifeDepot.
(d) McFoods.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of Thurwar’s opponent in her fifth Question Match?
2. Which of the following had been a patsy for the bloodsport organizers?
3. Which of the following had Staxxx defeated?
4. What weapon does Thurwar’s opponent in her fifth Question Match wield?
5. Which of the following diseases did St. Jean’s work almost eliminate?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the importance of the fight against ReckLass to Thurwar’s career?
2. Why does Wright accept Thurwar’s initial refusal of a nickname?
3. What is the purpose of the silence enforced on Young’s inmate population?
4. Why is the protest at Thurwar’s penultimate fight expected to be among the largest against the bloodsport?
5. Why, in the novel, might bloodsport combatants be reluctant to fight between their bouts?
6. Why does Thurwar regard her legs as “her saving grace”?
7. Per the novel, what effects does solitary confinement have on prisoners?
8. What is the greatest extent of freedom any participant in the bloodsport can experience while still in its programs?
9. What cash value accrues to a Blood Point?
10. Why is Wil pleased at the speed of Staxxx’s victory over Rave Bear?
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