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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. At the beginning of Chapter 13, who does Zelie see?

2. In Chapter 16, how many children do Amari and the others meet as they make their way though the Olasimbo Mountain Range?

3. in Chapter 32, where does Nehanda meet with mercenaries?

4. What color is Zelie's magic?

5. What color is the new mural painted against a cave wall in Chapter 3?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when Inan defends himself from a burner in Chapter 26?

2. In Chapter 13, what happens when Zelie finds herself in a dream world?

3. How does Dakarai use magic to find a guide through the temple in Chapter 35?

4. What problems does Amari face in Chapter 10?

5. What does Mama Agba have Elder Kamaru do?

6. What happens when Amari uses her power in Chapter 40 as she and the others leave the scroll room?

7. In Chapter 25, how is Zelie prepared for her elder ascension?

8. What does Jokoye do to a Burner who refuses to talk in Chapter 27?

9. When happens when Zelie is fleeing on Nailah in Chapter 12?

10. Why does Roen find Zelie and her companions?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Zelie is made a Reaper elder. Why is Zelie made a Reaper elder? Why does she feel unworthy? How does she learn to accept the responsibility that is thrust upon her?

Essay Topic 2

The protagonist in a novel is usually the main character. The antagonist is usually the person who causes the protagonist the most conflict. Who is the main protagonist in the novel? Who is the main antagonist? Is there more than one protagonist or antagonist in the book? How does the antagonist cause challenges for the protagonist?

Essay Topic 3

Zelie feels as though she sacrificed her father’s life to bring magic back. What sacrifices does Zelie make in the book? How do those sacrifices either thwart or help her achieve her goals?

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