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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. Where did Perelandra rise from?
(a) Releana.
(b) Neridia.
(c) Maroana.
(d) Arbol.
2. What sound do the Lady, Weston, and Ransom hear when they take shelter from the rain in Chapter 10?
(a) Thunder.
(b) Low growl.
(c) Patter of raindrops.
(d) Barking noise.
3. How long does it take Ransom to put the creature he finds injured out of its misery?
(a) 90 minutes.
(b) 45 minutes.
(c) About 30 minutes.
(d) Nearly an hour.
4. As the battle rages on between Ransom and the Un-man, to what creature does Ransom compare the Enemy?
(a) Capuchin.
(b) Tarsier.
(c) Lemur.
(d) Mandrill.
5. What color are the robes that the Lady and the Un-man wear?
(a) Purple and blue.
(b) Red and yellow.
(c) Pink and lavender.
(d) White and green.
Short Answer Questions
1. What color is the vegetation that Ransom walks through at the beginning of Chapter 9?
2. In Chapter 14, what color light does Ransom finally see?
3. Who does Ransom decide is Maleldil’s representative?
4. What might be the name of the evil one that possesses Weston?
5. At the beginning of Chapter 16, where have “they” set foot as they begin to climb?
Short Essay Questions
1. When Ransom finally ends his subterranean journey, why does he think he is on a high mountain?
2. How did Perelandra create Venus?
3. What are some of the things the Un-man does when the Lady dismisses him from her presence?
4. What does Ransom see when his thoughts are interrupted by a voice in Chapter 13?
5. After Ransom’s long sleep in the fire-lit cave, how does he feel?
6. How does Ransom know that one of the eldila is the Oyarsa of Malacandra?
7. How does Ransom feel after he eats some seaweed?
8. How does Ransom try to kill the Un-man at the beginning of Chapter 14?
9. What does Ransom do as he waits for dawn in Chapter 14?
10. What does Ransom decide has happened to Weston?
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