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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Cheesethief tells Scrag the dream of the _____ before he kills him.

2. Matthias had better _____ that either Constance Badger or Brother Alf.

3. What does Matthias feed Tim and Tess?

4. What was between the Great Hall and Cavern Hole that was mentioned in the riddle?

5. Father Abbot Mortimer believes in tempering triumph with _____.

Short Essay Questions

1. What do the otters do at the Jubilee?

2. What does Cluny want Shadow to do and why?

3. How does Brother Methuselah know that the rats are trying to attack Redwall via the elm tree?

4. How and when are the rats going to launch a second attack on Redwall, and how does Sela know this?

5. How does Constance Badger prevent Cluny's horde from finding her as she pulls the cart full of mice?

6. How are Father Abbot Mortimer and Matthias dressed and why?

7. What does Matthias surmise as he reaches the edge of the woods on his way to St. Ninian's?

8. What is Father Abbot Mortimer's impression of Matthias at the beginning of the book, and what does he tell Matthias?

9. What has happened to Ambrose Spike when Matthias and his friends find him and what do Constance Badger's instincts tell her is happening?

10. What does Ambrose Spike do at the Jubilee?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Describe the final meeting between Matthias and Asmodeus. Who is with Matthias during this encounter? What role does the Sword of Martin play?

Essay Topic 2

Describe Matthias's encounter with the shrews. How does he eventually befriend them? What happens as a result of the deal he has made with Captain Snow? How does everyone involved act as a result of this turn of events?

Essay Topic 3

Describe the final battle between Cluny and Matthias. What has foreshadowed this encounter? What finally happens to Cluny?

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