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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 one thing did Katerina not fear?
(a) Her confrontation with Bear.
(b) The glider falling apart.
(c) Ivan's death.
(d) Her confrontation with the Widow.

2. What did Father Lukas hope?
(a) That the war would be won.
(b) That one day, women would give tokens to their men going off to war, not charms.
(c) All of these.
(d) That he would be instrumental in stamping out witchcraft.

3. What does Ivan tell Matfei?
(a) That he needs to have the heart to rule.
(b) With any luck, the choice to rule won't be forced on him too soon.
(c) That he doesn't have to be king if he doesn't want to be.
(d) All of these.

4. How did Dimitri feel about Katerina?
(a) He hated her.
(b) He liked her.
(c) He loved her.
(d) He tolerated her.

5. What was the name of the next door neighbor's dog?
(a) Terrel.
(b) Terry.
(c) Edwin.
(d) Edward.

Short Answer Questions

1. What two things Katerina wanted were in the same place?

2. Where was the plane found?

3. What spell or charm did Esther give to Ivan and Katerina?

4. What did Katerina notice about Mother's place?

5. How much of the food did the army consume on the first night?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Ivan troubled with continuing and finishing the last few touches of his dissertation?

2. How did the fire work in Ivan and Sergei's favor?

3. Why couldn't Ivan simply bring the book in his arms into his time?

4. Why did Ruth think she had the upper hand when she saw Katerina?

5. How does coupling and pregnancy affect Katerina's ability to utilize her power?

6. Why did Mikola not write down his spells, despite the fact that he had thought about doing so?

7. What choice does Ivan give his children that he didn't have himself?

8. What happened to Ruth's brownies?

9. How did Father Lukas die?

10. How do Ivan and Katerina turn Dimitri to them?

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