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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. Who recognizes the Dragon Highlord first, other than Tanis?

2. Where had the group gained the dragon orb from?

3. What side had the lance been on?

4. What was the draconian officer attempting to do?

5. What color is the stone that Berem goes for?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. How was the Tower of High Sorcery cursed?

3. How did the two brothers work well together?

4. Why couldn't the mages defend their own Towers?

5. What lie did Tas catch Flint in?

6. Why is it that the chronicler doesn't appear to die before Raistlin's eyes?

7. What was Tanis' excuse for where he had been?

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

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

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

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss reasons why Flint might have gone after Berem with the speed that he did. Suggest reasons he did so, despite knowing he had a bad heart. How might he have changed his life for the better and lived a longer life if he had stayed with the group? What other events played direct or indirect roles in Flints' condition?

Essay Topic 2

Discuss the reverence Tanis feels upon his meeting with the Queen of Darkness. Why does he actually feel a sense of awe being in the proximity of one of the great gods? How does this feeling change while being in Paladine's presence? Explain.

Essay Topic 3

Discuss this novel as a fantasy novel. What subcategory does this novel best suit, and what leads you to these conclusions? Explain certain key plot events as being the main reasons for your answer, and provide these plot points to support your view regarding these subcategories.

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