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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 really seems to disturb Hiro?
(a) Y.T.'s encounter with Raven
(b) The wireheads
(c) L. Bob Rife
(d) Hunger in Africa

2. Who would be waiting for anyone else who wanted to come in and finish the job that Raven started?
(a) Enki and Innana
(b) Uncle Enzo and Mr. Lee
(c) Hiro and Y.T.
(d) Jaunita and Hiro

3. What does Fisheye want to do for Uncle Enzo?
(a) Rescue Y.T.
(b) Find a new map
(c) Bring in ships
(d) Bring him gold and silver

4. Who do Hiro and Y.T. represent?
(a) True love idealized
(b) Friends forever even in the face of adversity
(c) Two people against L. Bob Rife
(d) The two people sent to rescue Innana

5. Why does Raven help the Orthos?
(a) They promised to make him a very rich man.
(b) They promised to give him whatever woman he wanted.
(c) They showed him what was killing him.
(d) They promised to get back at those that had wronged him.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Y.T. know that Raven isn't mad at her?

2. How were Raven and Hiro's fathers blinded?

3. What are the names of the two women that accompany Y.T.?

4. Where did L. Bob Rife find the Nam-Shub of Enki?

5. Who ends up sacrificing themselves for Y.T.?

Short Essay Questions

1. Fisheye tells Hiro that he is sure the pirates would listen to reason. Why would pirates listen to reason?

2. What are some possible reasons for Hiro's discomfort in the knowledge that Y.T. and Raven slept together?

3. Who wins the fight between Raven and Uncle Enzo?

4. How do the Kouriers come to Y.T.'s rescue?

5. What could be a possible reason for Hiro talking about his father to Raven?

6. In Chapter 64, the chase between Hiro and Raven is even. Why?

7. What are possible reasons for Y.T.'s abduction to the Raft?

8. Why would the appearance of Raven be a welcome distraction to Y.T.?

9. How does Fido sacrifice himself for Y.T.?

10. What do Raven and Y.T. have in common?

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