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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 does Chogana tell Pug he must seek?
(a) His true name.
(b) His wal.
(c) His knowledge of the heavens.
(d) His destiny.

2. What does Ashen-Shugar do at the end of a battle with the Valheru?
(a) Kills all the other gods.
(b) Kills his dragon.
(c) Kills himself.
(d) Goes to another planet.

3. Who is Hokanu?
(a) The son of the camp's owner.
(b) The overall overseer of the camp.
(c) A soldier who was visiting his father.
(d) The owner of the camp.

4. Why does the crew begin to mutiny on Amos?
(a) They are near the Straits of Darkness.
(b) They don't like Arutha.
(c) They don't get enough to eat.
(d) He makes them work too hard.

5. Where is Squire Roland going?
(a) To the Tsurani homeworld.
(b) To join the army.
(c) To see his wife.
(d) To see his father.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does the Association wish to put Milamber to death?

2. What does Amos do with the ship?

3. What does he first remember about his past?

4. What did Arutha see when he was completely in the room?

5. What relation is the Great One to Komatsu?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Chogana tell Pug before Pug leaves the camp?

2. How does Pug end up being taken from Kotmasu's estate?

3. What does Milamber undo in secret?

4. What does the queen do after the battle in relationship to Thomas? Explain why the queen's actions may be a foreshadowing of future events.

5. Why do the soldiers in the army tend to obey Thomas? What can you infer about Thomas from this?

6. What is known about Pug and Laurie in the opening of the book?

7. Who brings news to Arutha about the Tsurani and who is winning the war?

8. What does Charles tell Arutha about the Tsurani?

9. What did Nogamu try to do to Pug and Laurie and how did that turn out?

10. What does Cook tell Arutha about why they took him, Martin and Amos?

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