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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 did Tanis feel looking into the dark heart of the whirlpool, what did he feel?

2. What did Raistlin find to be interesting?

3. Who was Kitiara looking for?

4. What had prevented Takhisis from taking over Krynn the last time?

5. Why did Maquesta like Berem?

Short Essay Questions

1. Discuss why there was a moment of indecision in Kitiara regarding the pursuit of the Green Gemstone Man?

2. Why didn't Jasla want Berem to chip away the gemstone?

3. How did the two brothers work well together?

4. What information does Gilthanas bring specifically to Laurana?

5. What lie did Tas catch Flint in?

6. What had Laurana asked the Lord of Palanthas to do about the information about the incoming dragons?

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

8. How was the Tower of High Sorcery cursed?

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

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

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss the elven view of life as being sacred. How does this compare to different religious views of our world? What religion considers life to be sacred and revered on Earth? What is the justification for this reverence? Explain.

Essay Topic 2

Discuss the social order of the group. Who is at the top, and who is at the bottom? Speculate on the reason for such an order, and why it is that Tanis specifically is their leader.

Essay Topic 3

Although Tas and others of his kind weren't welcome in Palanthas, it didn't stop them from entering the place regardless. Discuss their opinions as the reason for this racism, and how they dealt with it. How does kenders' perceptions of themselves play direct roles in their entrance of Palanthas?

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