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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 is the Court Poet that is to begin the ceremony at the Coronation in Chapter 20?
(a) Rue Silver.
(b) Val Moren.
(c) Severin.
(d) Justin Duarte.
2. From what court does Dulcamara say she is in Chapter 17?
(a) The Court of Shadows.
(b) The Court of Falcons.
(c) The Court of Termites.
(d) The Court of Mirrors.
3. What does Jude do with Prince Cardan's ring in the end of Chapter 23?
(a) She puts it on.
(b) She throws it into the ocean.
(c) She throws it into a fire.
(d) She gives it to Madoc.
4. Jude realizes in Chapter 19 that the imposter messenger she shot and killed was one of whose spies?
(a) Madoc's.
(b) Elowyn's.
(c) Nicasia's.
(d) Dain's.
5. What does Jude force the servant to ingest in Chapter 17?
(a) Sulphur.
(b) Salt.
(c) Sugar.
(d) Butter.
Short Answer Questions
1. Queen Annet comes of the southmost Unseelie Court called what?
2. What word in Chapter 29 refers to fine parchment made originally from the skin of a calf?
3. Where is Balekin in the Epilogue?
4. Where does Jude bury Valerian in Chapter 19?
5. Who is Prince Dain's mother?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Jude learn about Prince Dain's past actions in Chapter 22?
2. Who is crowned in Chapter 30? How?
3. What is the significance of the message carried by the messenger in Chapter 19?
4. Why is Prince Dain angry with Jude in Chapter 18? How does she respond?
5. What conflict occurs between Jude and Valerian in Chapter 18?
6. How does Jude's plan begin to set into motion in Chapter 30?
7. What happens when Jude attempts to rescue Sophie in Chapter 17?
8. What happens to the messenger that comes to Prince Dain's house while Jude and the Ghost watch in Chapter 19? Why?
9. Where is Jude in the beginning of the Epilogue? Why?
10. What is foreshadowed in the conversation between Locke and Jude at the Coronation Ball?
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