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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 does Primus realize the moment he sees the star?
(a) She has the topaz.
(b) She is afraid.
(c) She is a star.
(d) She is wounded.

2. Who tells Yvaine what will happen to her if she crosses the wall?
(a) Semele.
(b) The slave woman.
(c) The leaf.
(d) A wood nymph.

3. What happens to the Lilim after she changes her goats and her chariot?
(a) She has gray streaks in her hair.
(b) She is very weak for an hour.
(c) Her nose gets a wart on it.
(d) She gets wrinkles around her eyes.

4. Who kills Septimus?
(a) The star.
(b) Semele.
(c) Old Sal.
(d) The Lilim.

5. What does the man in the carriage say about unicorns?
(a) They are strangely deceitful.
(b) They are pure and innocent.
(c) They are strong and faithful.
(d) They are creatures of the moon.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Tristran feel when he is denied entrance into Wall?

2. What does the Lilim change her goats into?

3. Who talks to Tristran when he wakes from the dream after the star leaves?

4. Where does Semele transform Tristran back to a human?

5. How do Tristran and the star eat as they travel towards Wall?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when the Lilim encounters Yvaine once more?

2. Who is talking to Tristran when he wakes up from the dream after the star leaves him?

3. What does the innkeeper do when the star approaches the inn?

4. What does the star say to Primus when he sees the topaz around her neck?

5. In what condition does the witch want the star's heart, and why?

6. What does the Lilim do after the commotion at the inn?

7. Why is the star so angry after being rescued by Tristran?

8. What happens when Tristran asks the woman with the bird for a ride to Wall?

9. What does the slave girl tell Tristran to do after she is freed, and why?

10. What is the only kind of magic Septimus possesses?

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