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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. Where does Elenor say the rest of the Tsorteans are?
(a) Starting Tsort on fire.
(b) Mooning on the toppless towers.
(c) Inside the wooden horse.
(d) On the battlements throwing rocks.

2. Who is secretly granting Eric's three wishes?
(a) Duke Vassenego.
(b) Astfgl.
(c) Rincewind.
(d) Urglefloggah.

3. What does Rincewind think no one will be interested in a war fought over?
(a) Orange juice.
(b) The spoils of a homeless man.
(c) Horse races.
(d) A quite pleasant lady.

4. What do the Ephebians uncover beneath Tsortean flagstones?
(a) The Luggage.
(b) A portal to Hell.
(c) A tunnel.
(d) Wine storage.

5. " _____ and mindless ______ is part of what being a demon is all about."
(a) Direction, repetition.
(b) Cunning, torture.
(c) Damnation, toiling.
(d) Numb, stupidity.

Short Answer Questions

1. How long will it take Lavaeolus to get home after the war?

2. What does Rincewind instruct Eric to do if he sees anything crawling out of the sea at the beginning of the universe?

3. What is the second piece of matter Death witnesses popping into existence?

4. What are Rincewind and Eric on in Hell, when they talk with Ponce da Quirm?

5. How is the Tsortean army defending the central citadel?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is surprising about what Eric wants to be when he grows up?

2. Describe Lavaeolus' reunion with Rincewind and Eric.

3. Describe Lavaeolus.

4. Why is Astfgl so desperate to find Rincewind and Eric?

5. Describe Elenor.

6. What miscommunication is present between Elenor and the Ephebian army?

7. How does the large treadmill fit in with Astfgl's hell?

8. Describe Hell's demons.

9. How is the Luggage instrumental in Rincewind's capture by Astfgl and escape escape from Hell?

10. What is different about Hell's boredom from the boredom that Rincewind likes?

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