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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 was the name of the ship?
(a) The Perechon.
(b) The Parason.
(c) The Palachon.
(d) The Pereshin.

2. What had Tanis attempted to throw away?
(a) All of these.
(b) His friendships.
(c) His elven homeland.
(d) Laurana's love.

3. What side of his chest was the old dwarf holding?
(a) The right.
(b) Both; his arms were crossed.
(c) The left.
(d) The dwarf wasn't holding either side.

4. Where had Raistlin known the historian from?
(a) Neither of these occasions.
(b) From when Raistlin was in the Towers of High Sorcery.
(c) From when Raistlin was in Silvanesti.
(d) Both of these occasions.

5. What kind of writing was on the parchment?
(a) Delicate elvish script.
(b) Blockish human script.
(c) The scribbles of another draconian.
(d) None of these.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who refers to Tas as a squire?

2. What was it that Tas saw in the center of the grove?

3. What did the evil dragons do?

4. What did they say to Caramon about Raistlin in the Towers of High Sorcery?

5. How was Berem's sister wrong?

Short Essay Questions

1. What was Laurana's opinion about having been put in command?

2. Why, despite the absurdity that was Tanis' story, did Maq believe him?

3. Why did the good dragons decide to break the Oath?

4. What did the draconian think might have accounted for the Dragon Highlords' pallor?

5. What had helped Raistlin in the Tower of High Sorcery?

6. What had happened when Laurana met Kitiara up on the walls of the High Clerists' Tower?

7. How did Raistlin lie to them all? How had he utilized the orb while the ship was stuck in the maelstrom?

8. How did Tanis feel that he and Raistlin were very much alike?

9. What was the sight that had taken Tas' breath away?

10. What information does Gilthanas bring specifically to Laurana?

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