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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. Teppic needs a place to hide Ptraci and leaves her ______________.
(a) In the embalming room.
(b) In the courtroom.
(c) His his bed chambers.
(d) In the prison.
2. How does Teppic act when Dios tells him that the girl from court has been freed from the prison?
(a) Shocked.
(b) Angry.
(c) Embarrassed.
(d) Guilty.
3. Why is Gern concerned that the gods are attacking the city?
(a) He is a god.
(b) He does not believe in the gods.
(c) He cursed the gods.
(d) He made love to his girlfriend before they were married.
4. What is the camel's name?
(a) You Jerk.
(b) Pthagoras.
(c) You Fool.
(d) You Bastard.
5. Why, when the king dies, is a pyramid built and his body mummified?
(a) Mummification prepares the king for his journey into the afterlife.
(b) No one can survive the power of the pyramid without being mummified.
(c) The reason for the pyramid has been forgotten.
(d) Mummification preserves a king for many centuries.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the disappearance of Djelibeybi do to Ephebe and Tsort?
2. His father's spirit is talking to them and reveals what about Ptraci?
3. Why is every person stuck within Djelibeybi?
4. Teppic tells Ptraci that he is the king. Why is she not convinced?
5. Why do Ptaclusp's sons say that the pyramid has to be capped that night?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens when Dios and Teppic arrive in the embalming room?
2. What happens when King Teppicymon XXVII awakens?
3. What takes place between Ptraci, Teppic, and You Bastard and the two philosophers?
4. Why does Dios believe the gods have no right to be there?
5. What are the king, Dil, and Gern doing?
6. What does Pthagonal say about the dangers of pyramids?
7. What happens in Djelibevbi?
8. What does Teppic do that night, after spending time in the supreme court?
9. Who is the camel?
10. Why does a man in the prison not want to be freed?
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