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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 are the nations Tsort and Ephebe preparing for after the war?
(a) The next war.
(b) Peaceful relations.
(c) Lavaeolus' triumphant return.
(d) A joint celebration.

2. What is the Luggage doing when Lavaeolus discovers it in Tsort?
(a) Eating a toppless tower.
(b) Playing with children.
(c) Guarding Rincewind.
(d) Herding Tsorteans into a corner.

3. What do the Tezumen do with their priests at the end of the novel?
(a) Give them to the Amazonian princesses.
(b) Worship them.
(c) Lock them in pyramids.
(d) Poison them.

4. What are several chained and groaning people being shown in the second Hell pit that Rincewind and Eric encounter?
(a) A hernia operation.
(b) Vacation pictures.
(c) Memos.
(d) Volumes of unsafety manuals.

5. What is Lavaeolus afraid of?
(a) Cowardice.
(b) Heights.
(c) Demons.
(d) Sea voyages.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What sound does the Mirror of Souls report hearing when Astfgl orders it to show him what Rincewind and Eric are seeing in Hell?

3. What does the unguarded portal allow to enter Hell?

4. What do the demons supply in abundance for Astfgl in his new office?

5. What do Eric and Rincewind pretend to be late for in order to get past Urglefloggah?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Hell under Astfgl's rule.

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

3. How do Eric's three wishes result in happy endings?

4. Why is the man Rincewind and Eric meet in "the bill" insist on being "a creator" instead of "the Creator?"

5. Describe Duke Vassenego.

6. Describe how Lavaeolus takes the Tsort citadel.

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

8. Describe Lavaeolus.

9. Describe Elenor.

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

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