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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. Who met the party on the road out of Krondor?
(a) Martin.
(b) Carline.
(c) Jimmy.
(d) Lyam.

2. Why should Laurie marry Carline?
(a) Neither of these.
(b) He might gain the respect of the nobles.
(c) He might improve the breed of nobles.
(d) Both of these.

3. After what situation did Jimmy feel he should be carrying the distillation?
(a) After the incident with Laughing Jack.
(b) After the incident at the brothel.
(c) The incident in which he realized he should carry the distillate isn't mentioned.
(d) After both of these incidents.

4. What property was given to Jimmy?
(a) Havensford on River Welandel.
(b) Haverford on River Welandel.
(c) Haverford on River Welandle.
(d) Havensford on River Welandle.

5. How did Jimmy feel about his new garb?
(a) He disliked the color.
(b) He liked his outfit and thought it fit well.
(c) He liked that it made him stand out as nobility.
(d) He disliked the tightness of his collar and boots.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Arutha give the Fuller?

2. What did Jimmy see in Arutha's eyes?

3. Where did the evil group head after dispatching the witch?

4. Why did the old witch send the powerful chieftain away?

5. What title was Jimmy given?

Short Essay Questions

1. What drew Arutha's attention from Anita?

2. Why wouldn't Jimmy take orders from Arutha?

3. Why did the captain of the Royal Eagle wish that the tall spires of Rillanon were in sight?

4. How did the being that took Jack lie?

5. What struck Jimmy about the men at the next table in the Inn?

6. How had Arutha and Anita gotten to know each other?

7. Why hadn't Laurie revealed his decision to Carline sooner?

8. How did Gardan know where to look for the Prince?

9. Why was Jimmy in trouble, and why was the Upright Man willing to spare him?

10. What images did Jimmy have going through his mind?

(see the answer keys)

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