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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. As Ransom chases the Un-man through the wood, what color birds do they see that look like a grove of formal and flowery shrubs?
(a) Yellow.
(b) Green.
(c) Blue.
(d) Orange.

2. How many minutes does Ransom stare at Weston when he sees him hurting a creature?
(a) 30 seconds.
(b) 2 minutes.
(c) 45 seconds.
(d) 5 minutes.

3. How far is Ransom to walk into the wood to sleep?
(a) 15 paces.
(b) 25 paces.
(c) 20 paces.
(d) 30 paces.

4. In Chapter 13, what does Weston say he has broken?
(a) knee.
(b) Elbow.
(c) Arm.
(d) Leg.

5. As Ransom fights the Un-man, from what does he shout a line?
(a) The Battle of Maldon.
(b) Battle of Bactria.
(c) Battle of Actium.
(d) The Battle of Kadesh.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 10, how does Ransom lose ground in the argument?

2. In the spot where Ransom recuperates from his subterranean journey, how far is the lawn of blue turf level before it drops to a steep slope?

3. What does Ransom realize is his most serious injury as he begins to heal?

4. Where does Ransom hit the Un-man when he sees that the Un-man is torturing a creature?

5. How does Ransom describe the beach where he and the Un-man end up in Chapter 14?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Ransom decide has happened to Weston?

2. What does the creature look like that Ransom stalks in order to find out what is singing?

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

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

5. In Chapter 12, why wouldn’t the Lady call Ransom Piebald any longer?

6. How are the frogs injured?

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

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

9. In what way is Ransom a stone that determines the course of a river?

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

(see the answer keys)

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