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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. Which of the following does Beatryce hold while keeping her hand on Answelica’s head in Chapter Thirty-eight?
2. Whom does Edik note is absent from the prophecy concerning Beatryce?
3. On which of the following is Beatryce stained in Chapter Twenty-four?
4. In Chapter Twenty-six, which of the following reasons does Beatryce note for trusting Jack?
5. What letter is engraved on the sword Jack carries?
Short Essay Questions
1. What becomes of Cannoc’s crown?
2. What does Edik recall his mother often telling him?
3. What does Edik write in the Chronicles of Sorrowing when he departs the monastery?
4. What does Edik say in Chapter Thirty-six as he is confronted by the man with the knife?
5. What reasons does Jack give that Beatryce should not go to see the king?
6. In Chapter Thirty-eight, what does Jack posit as the meaning of the prophecy concerning Beatryce?
7. Why does Edik weep when the king’s soldiers question him at the monastery?
8. In Chapter Twenty-four, Beatryce and Jack note annoying each other. What causes do they cite for annoyance?
9. In Chapter Twenty-five, what justification does Jack give for lying to Cannoc?
10. How is Cannoc’s tree home described?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The effects of trauma on several characters in the novel are clear. How does The Beatryce Prophecy present trauma, and what significance accrues to the presentation?
Essay Topic 2
Overall, what is the most important theme of The Beatryce Prophecy. What in the text indicates as much? How does it do so?
Essay Topic 3
Cannoc remarks that “No one comes looking for a king. For as soon as a king disappears, those who would replace him start to scheme and calculate about how to take the crown for themselves” (109). To what extent do the novel and experience bear out his remark? How do the novel and experience do so?
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