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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 does Po leave with Katsa?
(a) His personal ring.
(b) His saddlebags.
(c) His necklace.
(d) His horse.

2. Of what does King Leck convince Katsa?
(a) That he would never harm Bitterblue.
(b) That he accidentally killed Ashen.
(c) That he would welcome Po into his home.
(d) That he only wants to help his wife.

3. Who does Bitterblue say she is?
(a) Queen of Monsea.
(b) Katsa's sister.
(c) Katsa's servant.
(d) Po's fiance.

4. How does Katsa get an exhausted Bitterblue to continue moving?
(a) By pulling her.
(b) By giving her energy with Katsa's Grace.
(c) By pushing her.
(d) Katsa cannot get Bitterblue to move.

5. Of what does Po remind Katsa?
(a) That King Lear is no more evil than the other kings.
(b) Nothing.
(c) That it was their mission to rescue Bitterblue.
(d) That Bitterblue just lost her mother.

Short Answer Questions

1. From what are Bitterblue and Katsa safe in Sunder?

2. What does Katsa make out of some rabbit skins?

3. About whom is Po concerned as they approach Monsea?

4. What does Katsa notice about King Ror?

5. Who do Po and Katsa see leading a party of men?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Po tell Katsa about his attempt on Leck?

2. What happens when Katsa and Bitterblue is taken to the captain's cabin?

3. What does Po say about his blindness and how did he overcome his self-pity?

4. What does Katsa do before she and Bitterblue leave Po?

5. What does Bitterblue say happened with her and her mother?

6. Who returns to Monsea with Katsa and Bitterblue and why?

7. How does Katsa get Bitterblue through the pass?

8. How does Po begin to recover some of his self-confidence and where do he and Katsa go in the spring?

9. Why do Po and Katsa separate and when do they plan to see each other again?

10. Where is Bitterblue while Katsa is with Po in the cave?

(see the answer keys)

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