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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. One of the deliverers leaves Peter a note with the second object they delivered. What is in the note?
2. What action causes the Judge-General to assume Peter is guilty?
3. What causes the king's death?
4. What causes people to talk about Flagg?
5. What reaction does Peter have when the first of the items he requested is delivered?
Short Essay Questions
1. What character traits are revealed in Peter through the incident with the horse?
2. Why does Flagg want to kill Sasha?
3. Who is more popular with the people, Roland or Sasha? Why?
4. What does Thomas do to attempt to win his father's favor?
5. Briefly tell what The Eyes of the Dragon is about.
6. What is most important to Sasha about Peter's upbringing?
7. What does Ben's refusal to take money from Anders Peyna say about his character?
8. How does Flagg frame Peter for the murder of Roland?
9. How does Flagg keep people from suspecting that he had anything to do with Roland's death?
10. How does Peter attempt to include his brother in interactions with their father?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Peter's friend, Ben, is from a different social class than Peter. Ben is obviously determined to remain loyal to Peter because he defies his father's command not to speak to Peter. What does this tell you about Ben? What does it tell you about the bonds of friendship? If Ben and Peter had met as adults, do you think they would have formed such a solid friendship? Why or why not? Write 4-5 paragraphs discussing your opinion.
Essay Topic 2
The dragon Niner has a relatively minor part in The Eyes of the Dragon. Write a brief essay in which you explain the meaning of the title of the book and how it relates to the story.
Essay Topic 3
When Peter is asked to set aside his crown to stand trial, he does so willingly. Later, when in prison, he asserts his authority as the rightful king in demanding that the guard bring him what he asks for. What do these incidents tell you about Peter's character, his strengths, and his determination?
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