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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. What conclusion does Anodos come to about the relationship of the young girl to the woman chopping vegetables?
(a) The young girl is the woman's granddaughter.
(b) The young girl is the woman's niece.
(c) The young girl is the woman's daughter.
(d) The young girl is the woman's sister.

2. After Anodos meets the young girl, where does she go?
(a) She vanishes into thin air.
(b) She walks with Anodos.
(c) She follows Anodos at a distance.
(d) She moves away from Anodos.

3. After the woman invites Anodos in for some food, what does she tell him that they have in common?
(a) They are both part fairy.
(b) They are both royalty.
(c) They are distant relatives.
(d) They are both visionaries.

4. What does the woman at the farmhouse tell Anodos he must do before he can return home?
(a) Save someone from the Maiden of the Alder.
(b) Read the entire tale of Sir Galahad.
(c) Travel through Fairy Land.
(d) Learn the magic words that will destroy the Ash tree.

5. What does the young girl shout out about the Ash tree?
(a) It is falling over.
(b) It is dying.
(c) It is waking up.
(d) It is moving toward Anodos and the woman.

Short Answer Questions

1. When will Anodos make the discovery told to him by the small woman?

2. What is peculiar about the flowers themselves that Anodos sees?

3. What is Anodos doing as he looks around his room at the beginning of Chapter 2?

4. What happens when the crystal globe explodes as Anodos tries to grab it from the little girl?

5. What does Anodos notice about the water in the huge basin in which he swims?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens to Anodos as he becomes more frightened in the wood?

2. How does the magic of the Fairy Palace benefit Anodos?

3. How does Anodos allow himself to be controlled by nature and what are the results?

4. Why do you think Anodos' room is transformed into a forest rather than another type of nature environment?

5. What happens to Anodos as he spends more time in Fairy Land?

6. What happens to Anodos when he eats the fruits of the woods?

7. What does the knight represent to Anodos?

8. How does Anodos' childlike innocence help him as he travels through Fairy Land?

9. Why must Anodos be careful about introducing new concepts to the people of Fairy Land?

10. Why is it appropriate that Anodos meets the old woman and her daughter first as he travels through Fairy Land?

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