Small Gods: A Novel of Discworld Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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Small Gods: A Novel of Discworld Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What will happen to the slave in four years?
(a) He will be freed.
(b) He will be promoted to head slave.
(c) He can join his son.
(d) He goes to another master.

2. What is unique about the philosopher who appears?
(a) He has a good idea.
(b) He is stark naked.
(c) He thinks he is a god.
(d) He recognizes Brutha.

3. Why is the slave complaining?
(a) He has been whipped.
(b) His food rations were cut.
(c) His son was taken from him.
(d) He only gets one day off and has to pay for his own transportation if he runs away.

4. Who are gathering beneath the Citadel?
(a) Priests.
(b) Cloaked revolutionaries.
(c) Soldiers.
(d) Musicians.

5. What did Brutha think of Vorbis?
(a) He didn't understand him.
(b) He thought he was nice.
(c) He thought he was standoffish.
(d) He thought he was cruel.

6. How does Om prove to Brutha that he is a god?
(a) He reveals a painful memory from Brutha's teen-hood.
(b) He gives an overview of the history of time.
(c) He talks of meeting prophets.
(d) He works miracles.

7. How do the gods coexist according to Om?
(a) They ignore each other.
(b) They fight for power and accept the battle results without argument.
(c) They specialize in one area of interest.
(d) They go by birth order.

8. What did Vorbis do to the porpoises?
(a) He killed one.
(b) He fed them.
(c) He worshipped them.
(d) He drew their image on some parchment.

9. How do the philosophers view faith?
(a) As the connection to the gods.
(b) As the center of their existence.
(c) As an outmoded concept.
(d) As the string that holds life together.

10. What is Vorbis doing when Brutha barges in on him?
(a) Preparing for a service.
(b) Torturing a novice.
(c) Eating.
(d) Praying.

11. How did Om travel on the long journey?
(a) In Brutha's hands.
(b) In a wicker box on Brutha's shoulder.
(c) In Brutha's pocket.
(d) In a satchel tied to a camel.

12. How did Brutha feel about traveling by boat?
(a) He was unsettled by it.
(b) He refused to get on the boat.
(c) He embraced it as a new adventure.
(d) He loved the water.

13. What does Vorbis call the Ephebians?
(a) Magnificent.
(b) Infidels.
(c) Great hosts.
(d) Traitors.

14. Who came to visit Fri-it while he was trying to pray?
(a) Nhumrod.
(b) Brutha.
(c) Vorbis.
(d) Om.

15. Who does Brutha bring to the garden to see the tortoise?
(a) Nhumrod.
(b) Om.
(c) Fri'it.
(d) Drunah.

Short Answer Questions

1. What comes along every 200 years in Omnia?

2. What does the Tyrant war Vorbis afraid of?

3. What does Vorbis accuse the Ephebians of?

4. What will a tortoise someday do according to the author?

5. What is Om drawing in the dirt?

(see the answer keys)

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