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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. Father Abbot Mortimer believes in tempering triumph with _____.
(a) Torture.
(b) Patience.
(c) Mercy.
(d) Celebration.
2. What particular attribute does Basil Stag Hare say is unseemly about the rats to their faces?
(a) Their dress.
(b) Their eating habits.
(c) Their manner of speaking.
(d) Their smell.
3. What does Cluny say he is going to rename Redwall when he takes over?
(a) Anger Abbey.
(b) Cluny Castle.
(c) Scourge City.
(d) Ratville.
4. Cluny often wielded his great tail as a _____.
(a) Bullwhip.
(b) Balance.
(c) Way to balance.
(d) Rope.
5. Matthias feels that he has _____ overnight.
(a) Grown up.
(b) Become a failure.
(c) Lost his drive.
(d) Become Martin the Warrior.
Short Answer Questions
1. Father Abbot Mortimer and Constance Badger are chiefly concerned about _____ at the beginning of Chapter 9 in Book 1.
2. Matthias wears _____ that don't fit.
3. What was between the Great Hall and Cavern Hole that was mentioned in the riddle?
4. What is the name of Sela's son?
5. What lies between Matthias and St. Ninian's that Matthias is hesitant to cross?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Brother Methuselah know that the rats are trying to attack Redwall via the elm tree?
2. Why is Matthias filled with self-doubt when he is lost in Mossflower Wood and how does he handle this?
3. How does Cluny treat his horse?
4. How do Matthias and Cluny react to Cornflower when Cluny enters Redwall?
5. What does Ambrose Spike do at the Jubilee?
6. What does Cluny want Shadow to do and why?
7. What is Cornflower's impression of the Abbey garden as she dozes against Matthias's shoulder?
8. How does Silent Sam act around Matthias when he finds him?
9. How does Killconey describe Asmodeus to Cluny?
10. How does Ragear feel about being separated from Cluny?
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