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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. Who comes running after Harry surprises everyone?
(a) Mather Dedd.
(b) No one; they are all too scared.
(c) Jake Whittle.
(d) Jack Dedham.
2. Who embraces Harry?
(a) Richard.
(b) Mithin.
(c) Jack.
(d) Corlath.
3. Who is Tom Lloyd?
(a) The commander of the Outlanders.
(b) One of the men with Harry.
(c) The guard on duty.
(d) An old friend of Mathin's.
4. Who stays behind as Corlath and his army leave Luthe's?
(a) No one.
(b) Harry.
(c) Aerin.
(d) Mathin.
5. With whom does Harry sneak away from camp?
(a) Aerin and Mathin.
(b) No one.
(c) Sungold and Narknon.
(d) Sungold and Mathin.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Richard marry?
2. Whose help does Harry seek?
3. Towards where is Harry riding in the opening to Chapter Thirteen?
4. With what does Harry ride?
5. Who is part of Harry's current destiny?
Short Essay Questions
1. What amuses Corlath when he comes to Harry in the city and what does he say about what will be done next?
2. What does Senay say about the filanon, and how many filanon join the group?
3. What happens to Harry as her group retreat from the Northern army?
4. What does Corlath tell Harry about the cottage and his mother?
5. How does Jack feel about Harry being a Rider, and how does Harry find out about her heritage?
6. What do Harry's group and the men with Jack do after they eat breakfast and what does Jack think about where they are going and what is Senay's response to his concern?
7. Who arrives after Harry gets back through the gap, what does Harry learn from Jack at that arrival and what does the person who comes say to Harry?
8. What does Harry do as Corlath and the army are leaving Luthe's and what does Luthe say to her?
9. What does Harry do to defeat the Northern army?
10. What does Harry do the first night in Luthe's hall, what does she want to know and what does he ask her?
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