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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 does Brutha find near him after he wakes up after the weather?
(a) Simony.
(b) Urn.
(c) Vorbis.
(d) LuTze.
2. How does Brutha help Vorbis at the end of the book?
(a) He gives him water in the desert.
(b) He walks with Vorbis into the desert.
(c) He suggests that Vorbis worship Om.
(d) He doesn't.
3. How does the Great Om manifest himself to the people?
(a) By destroying the turtle.
(b) By striking Vorbis with a thunderbolt.
(c) By shifting forms.
(d) By killing all the soldiers in the temple.
4. What disability does Didactylos have?
(a) He can't speak.
(b) He is blind.
(c) He is deaf.
(d) He is a leper.
5. How does Brutha react to the scrolls?
(a) He is awed by the artwork.
(b) He devours each word.
(c) He feels like they are sacred relics.
(d) He is afraid to touch them.
Short Answer Questions
1. What can lead the group to water?
2. What does Didactylos say about his own writing - to Brutha's dismay?
3. How is Om spared from Vorbis?
4. What suggestion of Brutha's is Om opposed to?
5. What does St. Ungulant take for sustenance?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does a turtle save Om's life?
2. What does Vorbis think happened to Brutha and how does he respond to his thoughts on Brutha's whereabouts?
3. Where does Brutha end up, and how does he react when he realizes Vorbis is with him (albeit unconscious)?
4. How does Brutha portray his generous nature right to the end of the book?
5. What happens to the Omnian ship?
6. What does the sea goddess want, and what does Brutha talk to her about?
7. What happens to Vorbis during his ordainment ceremony, and what was Brutha's role in the situation?
8. How does Om plan to keep the lion from attacking Brutha? What does the boy think of this idea?
9. What important role does Luz-Tze play in this book?
10. How does Om change after Vorbis is struck down?
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