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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. Of what does Jakkin accuse Akki?
(a) Nothing.
(b) Lying to Jakkin.
(c) Not keeping her promise.
(d) Being in love with Ardru.
2. Why does Akki say no man will ever fill her bag?
(a) Because she promised her mother she would not let a man do so.
(b) Because there is always a price.
(c) Because she does not like men.
(d) Because she is frightened of men.
3. How does Jakkin plan to get his dragon to Krakkow?
(a) Walk it.
(b) Send it with some of the dragons where he works.
(c) He has no idea.
(d) Ride it.
4. What does Likkarn say Rum is using?
(a) False Pride.
(b) Trick of the Trade.
(c) Fool's Trade.
(d) Fool's Pride.
5. Who sneers at Jakkin?
(a) Likkarn.
(b) Errikkin.
(c) Sakkhan.
(d) Akki.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the young dragon do when he gets to Jakkin?
2. Why does Sakkhan help heal Red's wounds?
3. Why do Jakkin and Akki decide to take the drakk back?
4. What does Kkarina ask Jakkin to tell her?
5. What solution does Akki offer Jakkin about transporting his dragon?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Jakkin's Red's first opponent and how does Jakkin feel about that?
2. Describe the scene where Sarkkhan gives Jakkin a reward and why Akki gets upset.
3. What do Sarkkhan and Jakkin negotiate?
4. What does Jakkin find at his oasis which worries him, and what does he think he can do about it?
5. For what does Jakkin use his gold and why does he do so?
6. Where does Jakkin take the young dragon and what does Jakkin observe there?
7. What tactic is Bottle O'Rum using and how do Red and Jakkin respond?
8. What does Jakkin leave with his dragon and what does he resolve to do the next visit?
9. Describe the fight between Jakkin and the drakk.
10. What does Jakkin think about rites of passage to manhood and what precipitated his thoughts on the subject?
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