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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. Which member of the Watch was killed before the action of the story starts?
(a) Gaskin.
(b) Ramkin.
(c) Gherkin.
(d) Varneshi.
2. Why does Vimes go to visit Lady Sybil?
(a) She has an excellent collection of books about dragons.
(b) The dragon's footsteps looked like they headed towards her house.
(c) Lord Vetinari hinted at it.
(d) She is the most likely person to know about dragons.
3. How many copies of The Summoning of Dragons exist?
(a) We are not told.
(b) Two.
(c) One.
(d) Three.
4. What is distinctive about the way the Librarian speaks?
(a) He drops his H's.
(b) He always speaks in block capitals.
(c) He mixes Latin with colloquial English.
(d) He can only say "ook".
5. Where does the Watch headquarters move to?
(a) Lady Sybil's home.
(b) Mrs Palm's.
(c) Pseudopolis Yard.
(d) The Shades.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Vimes see the dragon perching?
2. What part of the town does the dragon appear in?
3. How long does the dragon materialize for when it is first summoned?
4. What is one of the very few recreational activities of the Patrician?
5. What is Lady Sibyl wearing when Vimes first meets her?
Short Essay Questions
1. What annoys Vimes most about the dragon?
2. Why does the Librarian know that the book was stolen by someone at the University?
3. What does Carrot not realize about the Mrs Palm's "boarding house"?
4. Why does the Patrician consider the dragon to be a problem beyond his skills?
5. What is known about Carrot's sword?
6. What does Vimes notice about the prints in the alley that arouse his suspicions?
7. Why does Carrot join the Night Watch?
8. Why does Vimes completely reject the suggestion that the footprints were made by a wading bird?
9. Why are the watchmen alarmed when they realize that they are in Sweetheart Lane?
10. Why does the mob come to Lady Sybil's place?
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