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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. Which of the following characters is left behind after the escape?
2. What evidence does Peter have to confront Flagg with?
3. What happens when the character is hit by the arrow?
4. Which of the following do many of the characters have in common?
5. What prompts everyone in the kingdom to go to bed early one night?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does The Eyes of the Dragon end, and why is this significant?
2. What is suggested by the fact that Peter is allowed back into the castle when he and his friends are stopped by the guard?
3. What is one thing the rescuers and Peter have in common, and what does it foreshadow?
4. What is revealed by Dennis and Peyna's plan to help Peter?
5. Dennis sends Peter a note and asks for a response. Since Peter has no paper and nothing to write with, how does he respond to Dennis' request?
6. Thomas has been sleepwalking. Where does he wake up and what is his reaction?
7. What does Peter find as he is trying to hide his rope, and why is it significant?
8. Why does Flagg not take any action when he gets to Peter's room and finds that Peter is gone?
9. What leads Dennis to find the note Peter threw?
10. What happens to the Lesser Warder?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
King Roland obviously depends upon Flagg to help him rule Delain. What would have been different if Roland had made his own decisions? Why does Flagg have such influence over Roland? What is Flagg's purpose in encouraging Roland's dependence?
Essay Topic 2
How does the author make use of the supernatural in The Eyes of the Dragon? Does it make the story more or less believable?
Essay Topic 3
What is destiny? How is destiny a part of The Eyes of the Dragon? Write 1-2 pages explaining why you believe Peter was or was not destined to become king, and what would have happened had he acted differently.
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