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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. Who does Iris ask to stay behind in Chapter XXI and talk with her?
(a) Fleecy.
(b) No one.
(c) Frank.
(d) Hazel.

2. What is Hazel's last act in her memory in Chapter XVII?
(a) She kills just herself.
(b) She kills her mother and herself.
(c) She tries to kill Gaea.
(d) She kills just her mother.

3. What body part do the gorgons sprout in Chapter II, while still chasing Percy?
(a) Anther head.
(b) Wings.
(c) Claws.
(d) Another arm.

4. What year is Hazel actually from?
(a) 1931.
(b) 1961.
(c) 1951.
(d) 1941.

5. In Chapter VIII, Hazel tells Percy that most demigods have which two afflictions?
(a) ADHD or Dyslexia.
(b) Drug addition or ADHD.
(c) ADD or Anger Management problems.
(d) Diabetes or ADD.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Frank secretly in love with?

2. Where did Frank live with his grandmother until recently?

3. Which goddess is knows as Mother Nature?

4. What ailment is Percy suffering from?

5. Who has a private meeting at the beginning of Chapter XV?

Short Essay Questions

1. What occurs in the exchange between her mother and Pluto, which Hazel remembers in Chapter VI?

2. Who is Reyna, and where does Percy meet her?

3. Describe Percy's dream at the beginning of Chapter XIII.

4. From what perspective are Chapters I-IV told, and what advantage does this offer readers?

5. Describe the setting of Hazel's flashback in Chapter VI.

6. What is the memory with her mother and Gaea that Hazel experiences in Chapter XVII?

7. What does the god Mars/Ares show up to announce after the war game ends?

8. What is Frank's plan for the war game that ends in success in Chapter XI?

9. How does Frank defeat the snakes that ambush him in Chapter XXIV?

10. What is the Senate's general attitude toward Frank, Hazel, and Percy's mission, and how does Octavian capitalize on this attitude?

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