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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. Brown wakes the gunslinger after how many hours of sleep?
(a) Fourteen
(b) Twelve
(c) Five
(d) Twenty-four

2. What does Kennerly say that he heard is beyond the desert?
(a) Demons, monsters, oceans, and mountains
(b) A rainforest
(c) Green fields and wild animals
(d) Cities

3. What does Alice tell the gunslinger about Nort's eyes?
(a) She could see the lights of hell in his eyes.
(b) His eyes were white with blindness.
(c) She could see orange coals in his eyes.
(d) His eyes were dull and lifeless.

4. What strange thought crosses the gunslinger's mind about Brown?
(a) Brown could be the man in black.
(b) Brown could be plotting to murder him.
(c) Brown could be in his imagination.
(d) Brown could be a spirit.

5. What does the gunslinger lead out of the foothills?
(a) His mule
(b) A wild dog
(c) An injured coyote
(d) His horse

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the gunslinger want to relate to Brown?

2. What does Alice say about Nort?

3. Who is the first person the gunslinger meets when he comes down the foothills?

4. Who raps on the door halfway through the meal?

5. Where does Sylvia Pittston live?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe how Brown surprises the gunslinger.

2. Describe the gunslinger's guns.

3. Describe the landscape as the gunslinger arrives in Tull.

4. Describe the explanation Brown gives about his planted corn the last time it rained.

5. Explain the levels of khef that are summarized in this chapter.

6. Summarize the discussion Brown and the gunslinger have after the blessing.

7. Describe Allie's thoughts about the gunslinger after she hears him talking strangely to Nort.

8. Describe what Allie tells the gunslinger about the desert.

9. Describe the situation when Sheb breaks into Allie's room.

10. Describe Allie's room where she and the gunslinger make love.

(see the answer keys)

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