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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 length is Cannoc’s beard when Beatryce and Jack meet him?
(a) Waist-length.
(b) Ankle-length.
(c) Chest-length.
(d) Knee-length.

2. What flowers bloom in the field when Edik walks away from the monastery?
(a) Elanor.
(b) Echinacea.
(c) Elderhist.
(d) Edelweiss.

3. Chapter Forty starts with which of the following?
(a) “She was on the back of a horse.”
(b) “Brother Edik was lost.”
(c) “The goat stood over Jack Dory.”
(d) “She was right.”

4. An illustration of which of the following precedes Book the Fourth?
(a) Answelica headbutting Edik.
(b) Answelica, Jack, Edik, and Cannoc on the road.
(c) Beatryce and Aslyn.
(d) Beatryce alone in the forest.

5. How does Beatryce recall her first tutor being?
(a) Winning.
(b) Curly-headed.
(c) Tall.
(d) Oily.

Short Answer Questions

1. Chapter Twenty-nine begins with which of the following?

2. Who does Beatryce call for in Chapter Thirty-five?

3. In Chapter Twenty-six, which of the following reasons does Beatryce note for trusting Cannoc?

4. Which of the following does Edik pack to pursue Beatryce?

5. Chapter Thirty-four starts with which of the following?

Short Essay Questions

1. When reunited with Edik in Chapter Thirty-seven, what does Beatryce declare to him?

2. Why does Edik note he cannot go backwards?

3. How is Cannoc’s tree home described?

4. In Chapter Twenty-four, Beatryce and Jack note annoying each other. What causes do they cite for annoyance?

5. What reasons does Jack give that Beatryce should not go to see the king?

6. What does Edik say in Chapter Thirty-six as he is confronted by the man with the knife?

7. What becomes of Cannoc’s crown?

8. Summarize Cannoc’s account of leaving the throne.

9. Of which promises is Beatryce reminded in Chapter Thirty-eight?

10. What does Edik recall his mother often telling him?

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