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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. To what type of berries does Ransom compare the fruits he eats at the beginning of Chapter 9?
(a) Bilberries.
(b) Blueberries.
(c) Holly berries.
(d) Raspberries.

2. To what does Ransom compare the truths he comes to see in Chapter 11?
(a) Jewels.
(b) Gold.
(c) Silver.
(d) Precious stones.

3. When the Un-man says Ransom’s name and Ransom responds, what does the Un-man say in reply?
(a) Idiot.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Shut up.
(d) Listen.

4. What is the Un-man torturing when Ransom finds him in Chapter 12?
(a) Piebald.
(b) Frog.
(c) Bird.
(d) Fish.

5. What book in the Bible does Ransom consider as he argues with his voluble self?
(a) Job.
(b) Matthews.
(c) Genesis.
(d) Psalms.

Short Answer Questions

1. What color is the vegetation that Ransom walks through at the beginning of Chapter 9?

2. In Chapter 11, who does Ransom say is standing at the bridge?

3. In Chapter 14, how long is Ransom able to make fairly good going until he runs into another cliff?

4. About how long does Ransom search for the Un-man in Chapter 12 before he finds him?

5. What creature is by the Lady as she listens to the Un-man at the beginning of Chapter 10?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Ransom try to kill the Un-man at the beginning of Chapter 14?

2. How does Ransom know that one of the eldila is the Oyarsa of Malacandra?

3. How did Perelandra create Venus?

4. What does Ransom discover as he searches the island for Un-man in Chapter 12?

5. What does Ransom do as he waits for dawn in Chapter 14?

6. How does Ransom finally kill the Un-man?

7. During the rainstorm, what does Ransom see when lightning flashes?

8. How do the sleep needs of Ransom, the Lady, and the Un-man vary?

9. How does Ransom feel after he eats some seaweed?

10. In Chapter 9, what happens when Ransom attempts to move toward Weston?

(see the answer keys)

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