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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. When will Leigh-Cheri receive her gift?

2. In the second "Interlude", what questions does the writer ask about the story?

3. What doesLeigh-Cheri and Bernard eat and drink in order to survive after A'ben Fizel leaves them alone?

4. Who gets Leigh-Cheri and Bernard out of the country?

5. Why can't Leigh-Cheri follow Bernard to the ends of the earth?

Short Essay Questions

1. What mishaps do not endear Bernard to Queen Tilli?

2. What condition is there to the marriage of Leigh-Cheri to A'ben Fizel?

3. Why does Leigh-Cheri visit the pyramid the night before her wedding to A'ben Fizel?

4. How did Gulietta become queen of the Furstenberg-Barcalonas' homeland?

5. How do the authorities finally find Bernard to arrest him?

6. What did Bernard do to his attorney when he learned he was not going to have a trial and would only finish his original sentence?

7. Who are the "Red Beards" Bernard tells Leigh-Cheri about?

8. What is Bernard's reaction to Leigh-Cheri's self-imposed solitary confinement?

9. How does Bernard explain what is wrong with the way most people look at pyramids?

10. What happened that coincided with what looked to Leigh-Cheri, Bernard, and their companions to be a space ship flying by them?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

How did Leigh-Cheri sell A'ben Fizel on the idea of building a pyramid? Wasn't it a far-fetched idea? Why did he agree, knowing the project would take a long time and a lot of money to complete? Was it a loving gesture or a business deal? What kind of relationship did they have? Were they in love or business partners with fringe benefits?

Essay Topic 2

What is the importance of the Geo-Therapy Care Fest to Leigh-Cheri? What interests her most about it?

Essay Topic 3

What happened when word got out about Leigh-Cheri's symbolic act of her self-imposed imprisonment in her attic? Was this an act of protest over his being arrested or unity in support of the man she loves? What was the action supposed to prove? What was Bernard's reaction to it? Why? Shouldn't he have been honored that she loved him so much to do what she did, instead returning to life as normal?

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