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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. What lies to the west of Alobar's kingdom?
(a) The land of the Italians.
(b) The land of the Pagans.
(c) The land of the Romans.
(d) The land of the Greeks.
2. The beet was the favorite vegetable of which character?
(a) Napoleon.
(b) Judas.
(c) Louis XIV.
(d) Rasputin.
3. What is the name of the king's castle?
(a) The White Stag.
(b) The Epicenter.
(c) The Dark Horse.
(d) The Citadel.
4. What is the name of Priscilla's coworker?
(a) Ricki.
(b) Mary Lou.
(c) Jesse.
(d) Wilma.
5. Which character smashes the magic glass after Alobar is buried?
(a) Frol.
(b) Wren.
(c) Arya.
(d) Jena.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where is Alobar's magic glass from?
2. Claude asks Marcel if he's heard from which character in the United States?
3. In plucking the hair, the king is fighting what?
4. What time is it when Madame Devalier asks V'lu for the time at the beginning of the novel?
5. In what city does Priscilla live?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the setting of the LeFever building. Where is it? What is its appearance?
2. What does Marcel tell Claude arrived during the opening? What is significant about this object?
3. Describe the character of Madame Lily Devalier. What is her profession? How long has she been in this business?
4. In Part I, what does Alobar do once he looks into the magic glass?
5. What is it customary to do in Alobar's kingdom regarding aging rulers?
6. What are the "fatal signals" of age in a king of Alobar's land?
7. What is taking place in New Orleans in the opening of Jitterbug Perfume?
8. In Part I, who does Alobar meet in a field and what do they discuss?
9. Who have Madame Devalier and V'lu bought jasmine flowers from in the opening? How is this character described?
10. Who appears at the spring where Alobar decides to rest for the night? What reason does this character give for being there?
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