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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. How long will the assassins live?
(a) The balance of the night, no longer.
(b) No more than two hours.
(c) Through the night, maybe until the morning.
(d) No more than two days.
2. What did the man want to know?
(a) If it was his destiny to take over the world.
(b) All of these.
(c) If it was time to do what had been ordained.
(d) If the right time to do what he felt he should.
3. What color was the coin once the witch had pored her liquid onto it?
(a) Green.
(b) Orange.
(c) Black.
(d) Yellow.
4. What brought out the worst in Carline's nature?
(a) His amorous affairs away from her.
(b) His need to be away from her.
(c) His need to be out and about.
(d) His need to wander.
5. What title was Jimmy given?
(a) Squire.
(b) Duke.
(c) Knight.
(d) Page.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why did Nathan wish to withdraw from the room?
2. What was the name of the darkness that had possessed Laughing Jack?
3. What was the first thing Arutha said to Anita?
4. What property was given to Jimmy?
5. After what situation did Jimmy feel he should be carrying the distillation?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why wouldn't Jimmy take orders from Arutha?
2. Why was the heavy crossbow a poor choice of weapon?
3. Why did Jimmy come and tell the Prince his life was in jeopardy instead of reporting to the Mockers as he ought to have?
4. How did Martin know that the Moredhel was high ranking?
5. Why did the witch tell the priest of the Pantathian serpent people to stop making signs? What stopped the serpent person from continuing?
6. What was the extent of negotiations?
7. Why did the old witch gasp at the sight of the central figure when he removed his cloak?
8. How did the being that took Jack lie?
9. What images did Jimmy have going through his mind?
10. Who managed to finally put an end to the Moredhel and how did they do it?
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