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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 Pan in Paris at the beginning of Part III?
(a) For Descartes' funeral.
(b) To travel to America.
(c) To find Lalo.
(d) To visit Alobar.

2. Of the nine planets, which does the author say looks like the most fun?
(a) Venus.
(b) Pluto.
(c) Saturn.
(d) Mars.

3. Which character tells Alobar and Kudra that gods like Pan live only as long as people believe in them?
(a) Pan.
(b) Priscilla.
(c) Lalo.
(d) Juan.

4. Where has Alobar been during the time between Parts I and II?
(a) Aelfric.
(b) The kingdom.
(c) The lamasery.
(d) Rome.

5. What does the narrator write would be cast as Macbeth or Hamlet?
(a) Pan.
(b) A monster.
(c) A beet.
(d) A tomato.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the name of the prostitute that Alobar negotiates with?

2. How old is Priscilla when she marries?

3. What queen will receive tutoring?

4. Where does Alobar say he is going to find the masters who have powers over death?

5. What is the name of the giant beet the author mentions?

Short Essay Questions

1. How old was Priscilla when she was married and what were the circumstances surrounding her marriage?

2. In Part III, where does Kudra decide she wants to settle? What does this discussion lead to?

3. What is Kudra's reply to Alobar when he says she fled death? Where did she plan to go?

4. Describe the suttee that Alobar witnesses in India.

5. Where do Alobar and Kudra go after leaving the caves? What does Alobar do there?

6. Who does Alobar meet while fleeing from the suttee? What does this character have with her?

7. In Part II, what does Madame Devalier tell V'lu about Priscilla's parents?

8. In Part II, what arrives for Priscilla at work?

9. What vision does Kudra see in the crystal ball? What does this prompt her and Alobar to do?

10. What vision does Alobar experience when he and Kudra try to dematerialize?

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