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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 is Om spared from Vorbis?
(a) He offers to free Vorbis' soul forever.
(b) He begs.
(c) He runs away.
(d) Vorbis mistakes another turtle for him.

2. Why does Om wake Brutha up?
(a) If he sleeps too long, he will die.
(b) Soldiers are catching up to them.
(c) To tell him there is water nearby.
(d) The sun is coming up.

3. What happened to the engine on Urn's boat?
(a) It was polished and greased.
(b) It was encrusted with salt and barnacles.
(c) It exploded when it was hit by lightning.
(d) He fixed it.

4. What is Cori Celsti?
(a) Simony's home.
(b) A sweet shop.
(c) The name of the enemy's ship.
(d) The home of the gods.

5. Who set the fire in the library?
(a) Didactylos.
(b) Brutha.
(c) Simony.
(d) Urn.

Short Answer Questions

1. What will make the lion lethargic, according to Om's plan?

2. Who does Simony urge Didactylos to talk to?

3. Where does Brutha work when he is back in the Citadel?

4. Why is Brutha worried as they leave the harbor?

5. What does Brutha think when Om suggests that he should be the next prophet?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who does Didactylos lecture to, and what does he lecture about?

2. What happens to the Omnian ship?

3. How do Simony and Brutha differ in regard to the incoming warriors?

4. What does Vorbis think happened to Brutha and how does he respond to his thoughts on Brutha's whereabouts?

5. How does Om change after Vorbis is struck down?

6. What does the sea goddess want, and what does Brutha talk to her about?

7. What does Om realize as he fends off the horde of small gods in the cave?

8. How does Om help the warriors on the ground?

9. Vorbis is starting to show the dark side of his personality to Brutha. What does he do, and how does Brutha react?

10. What does Didactylos think about sureness and how does he back up his view on it?

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