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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. Why is Mr. Brown unable to open the locks on a door even though he is an expert locksmith?
(a) He cannot open the locks because they are magical.
(b) His fingers are broken.
(c) The door keeps disappearing.
(d) The lock slips away.

2. Where are all the wizards gathering to discuss beliefs?
(a) Violet's house.
(b) Zemphis.
(c) Unseen University.
(d) Death's house.

3. Who says that Teatime is creepy with his funny eyes?
(a) Ridcully.
(b) Gwain.
(c) Susan.
(d) Violet.

4. Who is surprisingly very compassionate?
(a) Death.
(b) Albert.
(c) Bilious.
(d) Susan.

5. Who stops Susan and her two companions down the hallway with a crossbow?
(a) Chickenwire.
(b) Teatime.
(c) Catseye.
(d) Peachy.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Susan see after the sun rises lying in place of the dead creature she saw before?

2. What does Death give Susan when he pauses time at Susan's request?

3. Why is Violet necessary for Susan's quest?

4. Who sings carols on the streets of Ankh-Morph hoping someone will give them money to stop?

5. Who is the creature with a pretty face and stolen eyes that grabs Susan's sword as she comes up the stairs in the house?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Susan discover in the house of the girl who collects teeth?

2. Whom does Susan talk to at Bier's? What does he tell her?

3. What does Teatime do that causes great tension for Medium Dave?

4. What happens with the beggars on the streets of Ankh-Morph that makes Albert furious?

5. What is unusual about the librarian?

6. What is special about the drawing in the life book that Susan sees in Death's house?

7. How do Chickenwire's fears prevent him from killing Bilious?

8. What does the restaurant manager tell the staff to do?

9. Why does Susan go to Bier's?

10. Who is the girl that collects teeth? What is strange about her house?

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