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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 17-20.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the material called that is used to make steles and Seraph blades?
(a) Armaros.
(b) Iratze.
(c) Adamas.
(d) Yanluo.

2. What word from Chapter 6: “Let Darkness” refers to a dish consisting of cooked, flaked fish, boiled rice, parsley, hard-boiled eggs, curry powder, and butter or cream?
(a) Parabatai.
(b) Kedgeree.
(c) Enkeli.
(d) Posset.

3. The poem “In Memoriam A.H.H.” which is cited in the opening of Chapter 6: “Let Darkness” was written by whom?
(a) Percy Bysshe Shelley.
(b) William Shakespeare.
(c) Alfred, Lord Tennyson.
(d) Edgar Allan Poe.

4. From what Shakespearean play is the title of Chapter 15: “Stars, Hide Your Fires” derived?
(a) Troilus and Cressida.
(b) King Lear.
(c) Macbeth.
(d) Hamlet.

5. What name does Will call out as he unsheathes his Seraph blade in Chapter 18: “For This Alone”?
(a) Eremiel.
(b) Enkeli.
(c) Armaros.
(d) Nakir.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Will departs the unconscious and dying Jem in Chapter 10: “Like Water upon Sand,” he says “Atque in pepetuum, frater, ave atque vale.” What does this Latin phrase translate to in English?

2. Whom has Will summoned to the Institute to talk to about Jem’s condition and his futility to save him in Chapter 10: “Like Water upon Sand”?

3. Who is the Consul that writes to the Members of the Council in the opening of Chapter 5: “A Heart Divided”?

4. Which of his siblings does Gabriel refer to as “a useless fool” when he speaks with Charlotte in the beginning of Chapter 17: “Only Noble to be Good”?

5. Gabriel tells his brother Gideon in Chapter 1: “A Dreadful Row” that their father has contracted what illness?

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