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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the sorcerer want of Winnet?
(a) To convince the townspeople to trust him.
(b) To be his apprentice.
(c) To carry a message for him.
(d) To be his daughter.

2. What does Jean compare history to?
(a) Fairy tales.
(b) A religious text.
(c) A string full of knots.
(d) Our own personal past.

3. What does Jean say about the past?
(a) It is only malleable where once it was flexible.
(b) All of the above.
(c) The lens to see it can be tinted and tilted and smashed.
(d) Once it could change its mind, now it can only undergo change.

4. What happens to Winnet after she leaves the sorcerer?
(a) She is taken in by a villager who is kind to her.
(b) She never learns to talk the way the villagers do, even though she wants to.
(c) All the above.
(d) She hears of a beautiful city and decides to go there.

5. Where does Jean go after being accused at church?
(a) To the market where she met Melanie.
(b) To the top of the hill.
(c) To Mrs. Jewsbury's.
(d) Straight home.

6. What are Jean and Melanie accused of during the sermon?
(a) Loving each other with a love reserved for man and wife.
(b) Falling under Satan's spell.
(c) Not loving God.
(d) All of the above.

7. What does Winnet do for the boy?
(a) Defends him to the sorcerer.
(b) Tells him to deny her and blame her to the sorcerer so he can be free.
(c) All the above.
(d) She sets him free from his cell.

8. Which of the following best characterizes the way Jean sees the past?
(a) Undefinable.
(b) A parable.
(c) A tool.
(d) Unimportant.

9. What does the raven warn Winnet will happen if she stays in the place she loves?
(a) She will lose her power.
(b) The sorcerer will torment her.
(c) She will find herself destroyed by grief.
(d) She will be protected by the people that have always known her.

10. What does Jean's visitor tell her while she is locked in?
(a) She shouldn't believe everything she reads in the Bible.
(b) If she ignores this issue, she'll end up in pieces.
(c) Demons aren't evil, just different.
(d) All of the above.

11. What happens to Winnet at the sorcerer's castle?
(a) She grows very powerful.
(b) She realizes she was born for this life.
(c) She learns the sorcerer is not evil.
(d) She forgot who she was and how she came to be there.

12. What is Jean's role in the church after she is accused and repents?
(a) She is looked at with joy as the prodigal daughter.
(b) She no longer is allowed to preach.
(c) Unchanged. She still preaches.
(d) She is encouraged to preach about her own experience.

13. How does Jean characterize a story heard from various perspectives?
(a) A stew with various ingrediants.
(b) A seamless wonder.
(c) A vegetable and cream, pureed together.
(d) A sandwich laced with mustard of her own.

14. What does Jean say about the curious?
(a) They are blind.
(b) They are always in some danger.
(c) They are the engine of the world.
(d) They look outward to not look in.

15. What is the first thing that happens in the chapter titled Judges?
(a) Jean announces her sexuality to the congregation.
(b) Jean confesses her sexuality to the pastor.
(c) Jean packs for missionary school.
(d) Jean's mother tells her to move out.

Short Answer Questions

1. How much warning do Jean and Melanie have of what will happen at church when they are separated?

2. How are Jean and Katy discovered?

3. Where does Winnet meet the sorcerer?

4. What instructions does the pastor give Jean after she refuses to repent?

5. What does Jean find out one day driving the ice cream truck?

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