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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. Whose dreams are NOT used to lure the slake moths to the trap?
(a) The Weaver's.
(b) Isaac's.
(c) Andrej's.
(d) The construct council's.

2. What noise startles Isaac away from Lin?
(a) A small child crying.
(b) Wings beating against the roof.
(c) A knocking at the door.
(d) Screaming outside the window.

3. Where is Isaac arrested?
(a) Running through the city streets.
(b) At the library.
(c) In his laboratory.
(d) At the bar.

4. Why must Isaac enter the Glasshouse through the sewer system?
(a) Because he is confused and loses his way.
(b) Because this is the safest entry point.
(c) Because there is no other entrance.
(d) Because he is too big to sneak in any other way.

5. Who convinces Isaac that Lin is already dead and that it would be a waste of time to search for her?
(a) Mayor Rudgutter.
(b) The Weaver.
(c) Derkhan.
(d) Lemuel.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many slake moths head toward Isaac's dream trap?

2. Who kills the slake moth eggs?

3. How do the moths feeding on dreams die?

4. How does the nurse feel about selling Andrej to Derkhan?

5. Which of the following descriptions best describes Isaac's unexpected visitor?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where do Isaac and Lin head at the end of the novel?

2. What plan to kill the slake moths does Isaac concoct with the help of the Constructs?

3. How is the slake moth killed at the Construct Compound?

4. How does Isaac react to the request of his unexpected visitor?

5. What is the mood of the novel as it comes to a close?

6. What does Derkhan purchase from the local hospital?

7. Why doesn't Lemuel want to continue Isaac's search for Lin?

8. How are the four fugitive greeted when they arrive at the Construct Compound?

9. How does Isaac treat Lin after the final slake moth attack?

10. What request does the unexpected guest make of Isaac?

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