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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. Who was a liege of Krzysztof?
(a) Mongolia.
(b) Khan.
(c) Zygmunt .
(d) Bukowski.
2. Whose tents were looted before nightfall in Vienna?
(a) Turkish officers.
(b) American amry.
(c) Turkish army.
(d) American officers.
3. Who is the count of Bukowo under the Austrian rule?
(a) Baron Jan Buk.
(b) Baron Janko Bukoski.
(c) Baron Lasharz Lubonski.
(d) Baron Gorka.
4. Where does Bukowski go when the meeting between the Communist Party and and protesters is dismissed?
(a) To Castle Gorka.
(b) To Warsaw.
(c) To meet Buk's mother.
(d) To Castle Bukowski.
5. Where does the Communist government agree to hold discussions with the protesters?
(a) Warsaw.
(b) Lublin.
(c) Bukowo.
(d) Krakow.
Short Answer Questions
1. How many days of dancing do the two young men sent by Lubonski enjoy at Polz?
2. When does Catherine the Great became Empress of Russia?
3. How many people barricade themselves in a church to avoid the Mongol attack?
4. How does Ghengis Khan finally defeat the Tartars?
5. Which Tartar dwarf becomes a fighter for Khan?
Short Essay Questions
1. What color cord does Mustafa wear around his neck and what is its significance?
2. Who is Tytus Bukowski and what is his accomplishment?
3. What gift does Han give to his wife? How and why does she react?
4. Who is Hedwig? What is her Polish name? Who and when does she marry?
5. What is the Polish reaction to the 1772 partition of Poland? Who has control of Bukowo?
6. Explain how Vuldai becomes a member of the Ghengis Kahn's army.
7. Who sends Pawel and Janko on a spy mission and why?
8. What is Szymon Bukowski's role in the special event the beginning of the book?
9. What is the purpose of Magistrate Cyperjan's banquet held at Castle Gorka? Why is the event held there?
10. When and where does the book open, and what special event begins the story?
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