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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. How does Taran escape from his ropes in Morda's compound?
(a) He works them apart with his fingers.
(b) Gurgi chews through his ropes.
(c) He cuts them on a sharp stone.
(d) Fflewdar Fflam chants a spell that releases them.
2. Where is the enchanted frog trying to lead Taran when he becomes ill?
(a) His own home.
(b) The site of the buried jewels.
(c) The main road to Ithilia.
(d) The robber's compound.
3. Who owns the house that Taran stops at after retrieving his horse?
(a) A lord.
(b) A king.
(c) A witch.
(d) A bard.
4. Who attacks Morda as Morda tries to kill Taran?
(a) Gurgi.
(b) Llylan.
(c) Kaw.
(d) Fflewdar Fflam.
5. What has been stolen from the Fair Folk?
(a) Jewels.
(b) Maps.
(c) Keys.
(d) Bones.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Fflewdar tell Taran to do with what was found by the item hid by Kaw?
2. How is the frog trying to hide when he is turned into a frog?
3. Who suggests a different punishment for Goryon and Gast than their usual punishment for the common disputes between them?
4. What happens when Morda dies?
5. What does Taran do when he escapes from his ropes in Morda's compound?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Taran not stay to help the farmer in the Cantrevs Valley?
2. Where is the first place that Taran goes when he leaves on his mission and why?
3. What does Taran agree to do after hearing Doli's story?
4. How does Taran stall Morda when he wants to turn Taran into an animal?
5. What does Kaw do when he sees Taran traveling with his friends?
6. How does Taran escape from the ropes around his hands when is in in Morda's compound?
7. What does Morda's necklace give him power to do?
8. What does Lord Gast show Taran before allowing him to continue his quest?
9. What does Taran do with the stone from Morda's necklace, and why is this surprising?
10. How does Taran prove to Lord Goryon that the horse is his?
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