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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. Where is Matthias being held captive by the sparrows?
(a) Under Joseph Bell.
(b) Tied to the weather vane.
(c) King Bull Sparra's chambers.
(d) Dunwing's nest.

2. Where is Captain Snow living, according to the cat?
(a) In the barn.
(b) In a damp cave.
(c) In a hole in the quarry wall.
(d) In a hollow tree.

3. What does Jess Squirrel use as a sunshade in the June heat?
(a) Her tail.
(b) An inverted bluebell.
(c) A mushroom cap.
(d) A leaf.

4. What does Squire Julian Gingivere call the Sword of Martin?
(a) A scourge.
(b) A symbol of hope.
(c) A diplomat.
(d) A token.

5. What does Jess Squirrel use to stop the battering ram?
(a) Compost.
(b) Vegetable skins.
(c) Boiling water,
(d) Vegetable oil.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many shrews are available for battle at Redwall?

2. What does Dunwing call her daughter?

3. What sort of odor dose Asmodeus emit?

4. Where does Matthias find the sword belt in King Bull Sparra's chambers?

5. How are Sela and Chickenhound executed?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Asmodeus like the idea of eating Redtooth?

2. How does Dunwing help Matthias escape from the sparrows?

3. What does Cluny threaten to do if he doesn't like the progress of the tunnel being dug leading to Redwall?

4. Why does Squire Julian Gingivere harbor resentment toward Captain Snow?

5. How does the sparrow tribe react to Queen Warbeak?

6. Who is Greytail, and how did he die?

7. What does Squire Julian Gingivere remember about the Sword of Martin and what does he warn Matthias about?

8. How does Matthias explain why he is in the part of Mossflower run by the shrews, and how do they react to his presence?

9. What valuable lesson does Matthias learn about wearing a collar from his interaction with Warbeak?

10. How does Cluny react when he is covered in hornet stings?

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