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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 Astfgl catches up to Rincewind and Eric in hell, he is in a calm rage. Only a faint trace of ______ betrays how he really feels.
(a) Fire.
(b) Spittle.
(c) Craziness.
(d) Snarling.

2. What does the unguarded portal allow to enter Hell?
(a) Death.
(b) The Luggage.
(c) An egg and cress sandwich.
(d) Rincewind.

3. What starts Tsort on fire?
(a) The Ephebian army.
(b) A magical misfire from Eric.
(c) Rincewind tripping with an oil lamp.
(d) The Luggage knocking torches out of soldier's hands.

4. What makes far better strategists than cauliflower-eared sword-swingers?
(a) Demons.
(b) Wizards.
(c) Demonologists.
(d) Cowards.

5. What kind of professionals does Urglefloggah claim hate it most in Hell?
(a) Wizards.
(b) Lawyers.
(c) Eunuchs.
(d) Musicians.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Eric say is the reason Lavaeolus' dog will die?

2. What does Elenor's child call Private Archeios?

3. What are Astfgl's wings made of?

4. What does Rincewind do with his sandwich that the creator gave him?

5. "A civilian was in every respect the lowest possible rank there was, coming somewhere after the regimental _______."

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Elenor.

2. What indications are present in the novel that imply Rincewind and Lavaeolus are related?

3. After contemplating whether Lavaeolus should be warned about his fate, why does Rincewind choose not to?

4. Describe Duke Vassenego.

5. What is Duke Vassanego's plan to overthrow Astfgl?

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

7. Describe Hell under Astfgl's rule.

8. Describe "the bill" where Rincwind and Eric are transported after leaving Tsort.

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

10. Why is Lavaeolus' parting phrase to Rincewind in Tsort the saddest thing Eric has ever heard?

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