1. What is the normal apprenticeship ritual that Granny no longer feels comfortable teaching Esk after her journey in the animal's body?
(a) Mind control games.
(b) Brotherhood of the Wise and Enlightened.
(c) Dance around the fire.
(d) Flying enactments.

2. In the late spring, Granny takes Esk on long walks that last all day. What do they do on these trips?
(a) Cast spells.
(b) Dance.
(c) Frolic.
(d) Collect rare plants.

3. What or who kills the wolves in the woods surrounding Granny Weatherwax's house?
(a) Gulta.
(b) Smith.
(c) Esk.
(d) A flying staff.

4. When you enter a creature's mind, what is difficult upon exiting?
(a) Wanting to come back.
(b) Changing form.
(c) Accepting death.
(d) Restoring one's human balance.

5. When Esk falls asleep after drinking herbal tea, Granny finds an owl and enters its mind. Where does she fly to?
(a) Ankh-Morph.
(b) Back in time.
(c) Outer space.
(d) The Smith orchard.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Granny gets back to her house, she finds that the staff has returned and thrusts it into the fireplace. However, what gets destroyed while the staff remains unmarked?

2. What can the eighth son of an eighth son become?

3. When Granny Weatherwax appears to have died in her bed, what do the Smith boys do?

4. Esk finds out that most wizards are old, powerful, rare, bearded men. What does she find out about witches?

5. What does Pratchett describe that normally prevents wolves from eating humans in the first section of the book?

(see the answer key)

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