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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 are the Lilim?
(a) Wizards.
(b) Three old women - the witch-queen.
(c) Enchanted flowers.
(d) Bewitched princesses.

2. What is the name of the woman Dunstan is courting in Chapter 1?
(a) Dahlia.
(b) Dana.
(c) Daisy.
(d) Dolly.

3. How is Tristran able to get through the gap in the wall?
(a) His father reminds the guards where Tristran came from.
(b) His mother makes a promise to the guards.
(c) He climbs over the wall.
(d) He pays the guards.

4. Where is the 81st Lord of Stormhold taken when he dies?
(a) The Cemetery of Warriors.
(b) The Flame of Truth.
(c) The Hall of Ancestors.
(d) The Tomb of Kings.

5. What oath does the slave girl's captor demand from the Lilim?
(a) That she will pay her well.
(b) That they will tell the truth.
(c) That she will not harm her.
(d) That they will show the correct path.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where can the Lilim's young faces be seen?

2. What does Tristran say to get the star talking?

3. What month does this story begin in?

4. What is the only way to leave serewood?

5. What does Dunstan remind the man from London of when they meet at the fair?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is strange about the meeting between the 81st Lord and his sons?

2. What has Tristran always daydreamed of?

3. How did the 81st Lord of Stormhold obtain the throne?

4. What happens between the lion and the unicorn?

5. What do Victoria and her friends talk about when they are discussing Mr. Monday?

6. What is the relationship like between Tristran and Daisy?

7. What happens when Tommy and Alum fight over Bridget?

8. What package is delivered through the gap in the wall nine months after the fair?

9. How does the 81st Lord of Stormhold decide to choose the heir to the throne?

10. What does Tristran's father give him as he leaves Wall on his journey?

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