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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. When Simon appears in the library, what does he warn Esk about books?
(a) That they can be aggressive.
(b) That they are addictive.
(c) That they prevent you from practicing magic.
(d) That they take forever to read.

2. What does Master Treatle expound on that is used by wizards to give people whatever they want?
(a) High magic.
(b) Wishing well.
(c) Herbs.
(d) Magic potion.

3. What is the only mind that Granny says that she can work with to influence?
(a) Broken.
(b) Sentient.
(c) Human.
(d) Animal.

4. What land is rich in magic and has powerful light?
(a) Discworld.
(b) Discworld.
(c) Ankh-Morpork.
(d) Zemphis.

5. What does the creature who assumes Simon's form want from Esk?
(a) Her loyalty.
(b) Her body.
(c) Her prism.
(d) A pyramid.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Esk enters the vehicle, what does she find Simon doing?

2. What did Esk do because Simon got hurt that makes Granny angry with her?

3. When Granny encounters hunters, what do they turn out to be?

4. When Esk finds a book similar to Simon's, what does she notice that is different about the book?

5. Where does Granny notice the sound of hammers everywhere?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is in charge of the laundry operations and where does this person live?

2. What happens when Treatle's caravan arrives?

3. Why does Esk get angry with Simon and Master Treatle?

4. What happens to students who fail to become wizards?

5. How is the wizard apprentice process different in Esk and Simon's time from previously?

6. Who are the inhabitants of the Shades?

7. What happens to Esk when she becomes the mind of the stones of the University?

8. What happens in the library involving Simon?

9. What does Esk ask the man who is counting tobacco and what does he tell her?

10. Who is Master Treatle and why is Adab Gander negotiating with him?

(see the answer keys)

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