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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. What was around the neck?

2. What warning does Raistlin offer the group?

3. Where did Goldmoon insist that the group head?

4. Why doesn't Riverwind trust the group?

5. Why was Khisanth angry?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Goldmoon know about armor?

2. What was the difference between Goldmoon and Laurana's beauty?

3. In what ways was it obvious Matafleur, or Flamestrike, was a dragon past her prime?

4. What did Tanis say to Riverwind that made him angry?

5. Why did people go to the Inn in the evenings?

6. Why was it strange to see a Knight in full armor at the Inn?

7. What had Tasslehoff been giggling about?

8. Why was the banquet held for Goldmoon's mother close to blasphemous?

9. How did Tas notice that it wasn't magic that the gully dwarf was practicing?

10. What things did Tanis remember from the ruined village of Que-shu?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

In Book one, chapter seven, what was interesting to note about the Kender's regard of the Clerics? Why did this give Caramon and Tanis pause for thought? How was the Kender's caution warranted? What made these particular clerics shady, and who was the first to notice? Where had these clerics been noticed before?

Essay Topic 2

Why had the Solamnic Knights been so heartily reviled? What had they done to earn the contempt of the people? Was this a fault of theirs? Why or why not? Was it fair of the people to rebuke them so harshly? What had this done to Sturm's resolve? What did he want to do more than anything else, and why?

Essay Topic 3

Discuss Caramon's fascination with the Barmaid. What is it that he finds so intriguing about her? How does the reader know his interest in her is genuine and not simply a lustful pursuit? Explain the answer using quotes from the book.

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