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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. Where did Tristran go when the first fair of his life came around?
(a) To the summer house.
(b) To a relative's house.
(c) To boarding school.
(d) To a day camp for boys.

2. What does the 81st Lord of Stormhold die from?
(a) Old age.
(b) Poison.
(c) A curse.
(d) A war wound.

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

4. What does Tristran have a strange talent for?
(a) Making others trust him.
(b) Talking to serewood.
(c) Knowing whom to trust.
(d) Finding his way in Faerie.

5. How much younger than Tristran is his little sister?
(a) 12 months.
(b) 3 months.
(c) 9 months.
(d) 6 months.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Tristran undo the chain binding the star?

2. What does Tristran make to help the star walk?

3. How long has it been since the Lilim last had something to keep young?

4. Who fetches things for people that cannot be found in town?

5. What warning does Charmed give to Tristran?

Short Essay Questions

1. What question does Dunstan ask the man staying in his cottage, and what is the man's response?

2. What do the people of Wall only do once every nine years?

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

4. What is Tristran able to do in Faerie that is strange and surprising?

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

6. What happens to Brevis in the marketplace?

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

8. What does the wind from the east do for Tristran when he is in the store in Wall?

9. What does the slave girl tell Dunstan she wants when they are in the meadow together?

10. What happens when the star falls into the forest?

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