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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. In Chapter 43, after the boat Bryce and the others are riding in is torpedoed, how many Omega-boats aim for them?

2. In Chapter 48, how many messages does Cormac have from his father when he returns to Lunathion?

3. How long before Danika died did she not go on a date?

4. How many rebel ships has the Faustus downed?

5. In Chapter 53, what is Emile's new name?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Ariadne fighting for the Viper Queen in Chapter 64?

2. What happens to Hunt, Ruhn, and Baxian in Chapter 78?

3. In Chapter 40, what does Mordoc say he did with a male mer once and learned from him?

4. What did Hypaxia do with her mother after she died?

5. Why does Bryce go to speak to the prime in Chapter 41 and what does she learn?

6. What does the Ocean Queen wish to achieve?

7. What happened to Sofie?

8. In Chapter 42, why does Juniper get angry with Bryce?

9. What dream does Bryce have in Chapter 62?

10. How does Hunt believe the mech suits work that he inspects in Chapter 43?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Pippa Spetsos is the commander of the Lightfall unit in the human rebel group Ophion. What is Pippa willing to do to achieve her goals? Does she seem to believe that the end justifies the means even if she has to do terrible things to achieve her goals?

Essay Topic 2

Tharion believes that fate has had a hand in the events that have brought Ithan to Bryce’s apartment and his involvement with the group. How and why did Ithan end up at Bryce’s apartment? Why does Tharion believe fate has had a hand in bringing Tharion to this point in time? Why is Ithan resistant to the idea of fate? Why does he begin to accept that fate got him involved in the search for Emile and Sofie?

Essay Topic 3

In the Crescent City, those in power have a generalized view of women and the contributions they can make in society. What views to those in power, like the Autumn King, have of women and their contributions to society? Why do those in power believe women are only valuable for the children they can bear and how does that view relegate women to the role of pawns?

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