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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. Why do some Ruathans hate F'lar and Lessa?
(a) Lord Jaxom being named hold Lord
(b) Lessa's foster daughter ran away
(c) F'lar stepped into hold Lordship
(d) Lessa's father took over the hold
2. What does F'lar consider the most important point of the meeting?
(a) violation of fundamental rules
(b) getting some new dragon riders
(c) having D'ram punished
(d) getting the gold T'ron owes him
3. Who used and cast aside Kylara's mother?
(a) Lord Jaxom
(b) Lord Nabor
(c) Lord Telgar
(d) Lord Banne
4. Who is reported as being badly hurt in the Thread fall in Chapter 3?
(a) T'kul
(b) R'mart
(c) F'nor
(d) T'ron
5. What does Lord Groghe neglect around his living areas?
(a) removing greenery near his habitations
(b) keeping clean water nearby
(c) keeping it thread clear
(d) nothing, he's meticulus
Short Answer Questions
1. Where do Felessan and Jaxom go when they run off?
2. Why has a meeting been called of the weyrleaders?
3. What has replaced drums for long distance messages?
4. Who objects to an open flight for Prideth?
5. Why does F'lar decide to mount watches everywhere?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does F'nor think about Brekke and why?
2. How does Kylara impress a queen fire lizard?
3. What does F'lar say they must do in order for Pern to survive?
4. How is F'nor stabbed?
5. How does F'nor impress a fire lizard?
6. How does Kylara react to people in the Southern Wyre impressing fire lizards?
7. How does Kylara feel when she finds a fire lizard nest and what does she plan to do with them? Why?
8. What is Lord Groghe having his people do and why? What is he ignoring by doing this but what obligation does he fulfill?
9. How do Kylara and Prideth feel about T'bor?
10. What does Robinton think about composing a song about dragons. How are dragons and humans matched and what can dragons do that's so special?
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