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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. What does Bellonda say the Tleilaxu make?
2. According to Lucilla, what are pawns?
3. How long has Chapter House Planet been in existence?
4. What does Odrade remember the place is called where the worm takes them?
5. To whom does Taraza transfer her memories?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Reverend Mother Bellonda want?
2. Where does the worm take Odrade, Sheeana and Waff?
3. What does Odrade think the axlotl tanks are?
4. Who do Lucilla and Burzmali encounter when they are in what they believed to be a safe haven?
5. How do the Bene Gesserit "shape the fulfillment of their designs"?
6. How does Sheeana show Taraza she talks to the worm?
7. According to Taraza, what is the Tyrant's goal?
8. Why does Odrade want to taste the sand on their excursion into the desert?
9. What does Waff tell Taraza about the Honored Matres?
10. What does Odrade question about her discovery in desert?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Frank Herbert places a quote at the beginning of each section in the "Heretics of Dune." Explain the significance and relevance of the quotes. How are the quotes important to the story? Why does Herbert use them? Use specific references to the text in your response.
Essay Topic 2
Torture is used numerous times in the story. How does torture play a role in the story? What types of torture are used? Why is torture used? Who uses it? Who is subjected to it? What purpose does it serve, if any? Use specific examples from the story in the response.
Essay Topic 3
Frank Herbert wrote "Heretics of Dune" in the third person, omniscient point of view. What benefits does using this point of view give both the author and the reader? Are there any drawbacks to this choice? Use specific examples from the text in the response.
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