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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 group did Jimmy belong to?
(a) The Thieves Guild.
(b) The Imperial Guard.
(c) The Mockers.
(d) The Malkers.

2. Who was the first to summon Arutha?
(a) They both summoned Arutha at the same time.
(b) The Priestess.
(c) Neither summoned Arutha.
(d) The Priest.

3. What was strange about the men at the Inn?
(a) They weren't associating with other people at the Inn.
(b) They didn't appear to be staying at the Inn.
(c) They hadn't smiled or laughed all night.
(d) They had barely touched their ale.

4. Who did Jimmy discover was in league with the enemy of the Mockers?
(a) Alvarny the Quick.
(b) The Upright Man.
(c) Nobody was in league with the Nighthawks.
(d) Golden Dase.

5. How long will the assassins live?
(a) Through the night, maybe until the morning.
(b) No more than two days.
(c) No more than two hours.
(d) The balance of the night, no longer.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did the chieftain seek?

2. What would shake the guild to its core?

3. What did Arutha give the Fuller?

4. Which member of the clergy people were worse off?

5. How did Jimmy feel about his new garb?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Martin know that the Moredhel was high ranking?

2. Why did the witch tell the priest of the Pantathian serpent people to stop making signs? What stopped the serpent person from continuing?

3. What did the clergy people reveal about what they had learned regarding the beast they had fought.

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

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

6. Why were the 'Dog Soldiers' called that?

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

8. What kinds of things did Jimmy know about the sewers?

9. Who had been the intended target and how was it that Laughing Jack managed to be alive?

10. What was the plan to throw the Moredhel off Arutha's trail?

(see the answer keys)

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