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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. How did the Everman die?

2. How did Tanis betray Kitiara?

3. Who calls Berem?

4. What was the captain supposed to watch for?

5. Where is Berem from?

Short Essay Questions

1. What things had stopped Laurana?

2. What offer is made to Laurana?

3. What did Tanis realize too late?

4. How does Caramon take on the role of a high ranking draconian officer and to what end does his acting serve?

5. Why did Tas and his parents come through the side gate of the city?

6. What had made the Dark Queen excited?

7. Why was Tanis closely examining the map? What was notable about it?

8. What events had led to the slow decay of Ariakas' dreams?

9. For what reason was Tanis compelled to grovel at the feet of the Queen of Darkness?

10. Who is Fizban revealed to be? What does this mean and how does he react to their reaction?

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 revelation of Fizban as Paladine. Did anyone guess this plot twist? Why or why not? How do these plot twists effect the story line in total, and draw it up to a nice close? Explain your answer.

Essay Topic 3

Discuss Tanis' actions as being reprehensible of a true hero. How are his actions involving Kitiara, although not admirable, better than those that occurred later on in the novel, specifically between him and Berem. What were Berem's actions regarding what Tanis had done? Are these reactions difficult for the reader to accept? Why or why not?

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