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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. ____ is Han married to.

2. Fey'lya's assistant's name is ____ Breil'lya.

3. The notorious spaceship thief's name is ____.

4. C'baoth leads Luke to the village for a real-life lesson, leaving Artoo behind, since droids are ____.

5. Bel Iblis is originally from the same planet as Han, so they are both ____.

Short Essay Questions

1. Explain the role that Talon Karrde plays in the first section of the book.

2. Explain Han's capture and how it reflects badly on Borsk Fey'lya.

3. Why is Admiral Ackbar under house arrest?

4. Explain Han's reaction to meeting General Garm Bel Iblis.

5. Do you think that Pellaeon respects Grand Admiral Thrawn?

6. Explain Leia's attachment to Endor and the good and bad feelings that she has when she arrives there.

7. Explain C'baoth's lesson to Luke about pain.

8. What is Han's moral character like, based on chapters three and four?

9. Explain Bel Iblis' circumstances since being believed dead.

10. Explain Mara Jade's unique talents.

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

In the book, there is an implication that Thrawn is on the side of bad and the New Republic characters, like Luke, Han, and Leia are on the side of right. Do you agree with that implication in a broader sense? In other words, do you think that any conflict has a clear good and a clear bad side? Why or why not? Use several examples from the book as well as several from real life to back up your answer.

Essay Topic 2

Using several examples from the story, explain which character you feel changed the most throughout the book. Also, do the same for the character that you feel changed the least. Be sure to clearly explain your reasoning.

Essay Topic 3

Redemption is a big theme in the book, such as when Han mentions to Fey'lya that it is not too late to back away and drop the lies that Fey'lya is telling about Ackbar.

1. Define what redemption means to you.

2. Explain three places that redemption is mentioned in the book.

3. Give a real life example of someone that you know achieving redemption for something.

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