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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. What is the purpose of the Antaeus Brotherhood?

2. What does Romany use to communicate with the Master and with Romanelli?

3. What city does Romanelli take Doyle to that Doyle finds disappointing?

4. What does Doyle ask to examine after Lord Byron charges from Mr. Moss and returns to the haberdasher's?

5. Romany surrounds himself with these mythical creatures on his way to meet Fikee in 1684.

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the boat Romanelli and Doyle find themselves on.

2. Why does Romany change his plans when Lord Byron returns to the camp?

3. What does Doyle do to awaken Lord Byron?

4. What is the opium-drugged Coleridge's role in the climax in the underground tunnels of Rat Castle?

5. What preparations has Doyle made in anticipation of his death?

6. Under what circumstances do Romanelli and Horrabin meet?

7. How is Jacky's true identity discovered by Carrington?

8. How does Romany survive a fatal injury?

9. How does Doyle meet his Mameluke friend?

10. How does Romany travel in 1684?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Doyle is swapped into a new body. Is he still the same Doyle, or does having a different body change Doyle? Support your position by reviewing his actions before and after the change.

Essay Topic 2

Fikee and Dr. Romanelli are the master's best lieutenants. When confronted with the option of leaving him, both are afraid to do so. Are their wants the same as the Master's? Are they plotting with him to fulfill their own desires for a free Egypt? Or are they simply taking orders? Do Fikee and Romanelli want different things? Define each one's relationship with the Master, specifying their actions as evidence of your conclusion.

Essay Topic 3

In ancient Greek theater, there was a protagonist and an antagonist, but also a deuteragonist and a tritagonist. The deiteragonist was the second main character with less importance than the protagonist. The tritagonist was the third main character, less important than the protagonist and the deiteragonist. Select a character to fit each category, using examples to explain why each one fits.

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