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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. What had caused the collapse of the Ringworld society?
(a) Mold.
(b) War.
(c) Famine.
(d) Meteor storms.
2. Where is the tasp located?
(a) Speaker has it.
(b) With Louis.
(c) Imbedded in Nessus.
(d) In the flycycle.
3. While searching for Teela, what happens to Speaker and Louis' bikes?
(a) They are attacked by glowing bugs.
(b) They break down.
(c) They are caught in some sort of tractor beam.
(d) The controls go haywire.
4. What happens to Louis's cycle when the signal pulls them in?
(a) It deflates.
(b) It explodes.
(c) It turns upside down.
(d) It shrinks.
5. In Chapter 18, what does Louis realize Teela uses to get attention?
(a) Laughing fits.
(b) Reckless behavior.
(c) Silence.
(d) Her good looks.
Short Answer Questions
1. How was the Fist-of-God created?
2. Who has Nessus discovered the woman is?
3. Why does Nessus flee the group in Chapter 13?
4. What is there a wire statue of in the castle?
5. What does Nessus do to the woman when he flies into the force field?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens to the crew when they discover the eye in the sky in Chapter 17?
2. What happens in Chapter 22 when the crew tried to collect some of the square wire?
3. What agreement do Louis and Speaker come to in Chapter 24 about their knowledge of the puppeteers' manipulation?
4. What plan does Louis present to Speaker in the starter of Chapter 14?
5. What does the crew find inside the floating castle?
6. What conclusion about Teela's luck does the crew come to in Chapter 18?
7. What does the crew learn about the Engineer woman in Chapter 21?
8. What information does the map room show the crew?
9. What does the crew do after Speaker is hit and until darkness falls in Chapter 15?
10. What realization about the puppeteers and the man-kzin does Louis come to in Chapter 13?
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