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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. What has replaced drums for long distance messages?
(a) telephones
(b) dragon messengers
(c) fire lizards
(d) carrier pidgeons
2. What does Terry say about the old records and help with their problems?
(a) there is no help from them
(b) they address the questions but no solutions
(c) they are a lot of help
(d) there is some help from them
3. What instrument do they find at which they all look?
(a) radio
(b) microscope
(c) slide rule
(d) telescope
4. Why is it difficult to catch a fire lizard?
(a) they bite viciously
(b) they are too fast
(c) they can become invisible
(d) they can go between
5. Where are Threads falling at the beginning of Chapter 3?
(a) Lemos Hold
(b) Birta Hold
(c) Ruatha Hold
(d) Southern continent
Short Answer Questions
1. What type of women do queen dragons usually chose?
2. What is the name of Brekke's queen?
3. What does Kylara order Meron's staff to provide for the fire lizard eggs?
4. How do dragons keep Thread from hitting the ground?
5. What will Kylara do with her nest of fire lizard eggs?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Jaxom notice about the weyrs when the boys are lost and what do they find?
2. What are two fundamental rules concerning dragons that bear on the situation with F'nor?
3. What does F'nor think about Brekke and why?
4. How is F'nor stabbed?
5. What do the adults who find Jaxom and Felessan find and see when they go in the room where the boys are found?
6. How do Kylara and Prideth feel about T'bor?
7. Where and how does Felessan take Jaxom when Jaxom visits Benden Weyr?
8. What does Kylara tell Meron about the fire lizards?
9. What does Mnementh do before they go home and what happens when F'lar and Mnementh go home?
10. Where is F'lar going at the beginning of Chapter 2, and why? Why does he have to travel so far?
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