2. Why does Egwene have to abandon freeing Rand?
(a) To fight the Dark One.
(b) To find the Stone of Tear.
(c) To fight trollocs.
(d) To dive through the exit.

3. For what does Siuan Sanche privately scold Nyanave, Egwene and Elayne?
(a) For not reporting back to Tar Valon before going with Liandrin.
(b) For resisting the orders of full Aes Sedai.
(c) For falling for Liandrin's trap.
(d) For meeting with the black ajah.

4. What does Min see in Leya's future?
(a) Betrayal.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Marriage to Mat.
(d) A violent death.

5. To where is Mat Cauthon being escorted?
(a) Falme.
(b) Caemyln.
(c) The Two Rivers.
(d) Tar Valon.

6. To what city does evidence point for finding the rogue Aes Sedai?
(a) Ebou Dou.
(b) Tera.
(c) Falme.
(d) Caemlyn.

7. Why does Moiraine send Min to Tar Valon?
(a) To see what symbols she sees over Siuan's head.
(b) To update Siuan "Sanche on what is happening with Rand.
(c) To ask Siuan to send more Aes Sedai to protect Rand.
(d) To plead for Mat's life.

8. How is the ter'angreal arranged that Egwene must walk through?
(a) A round portal.
(b) Three stone arches.
(c) A single rectangular door.
(d) An egg-shaped web.

9. Who tells Mat he cannot leave Tar Valon?
(a) Elayne.
(b) Nynaeve.
(c) Elaida.
(d) Siuan Sanche.

10. What is another name for Ordeith?
(a) Wartfork.
(b) Forked tongue.
(c) Wormtongue.
(d) Wormwood.

11. What do the Aes Sedai discuss as Egwene is on a table surround by them?
(a) Killing her.
(b) Forbidding her to ever be Aes Sedai.
(c) Healing her.
(d) Stilling her.

12. Who escorts Leya to Moiraine?
(a) Rand.
(b) Perrin.
(c) Mat.
(d) Lan.

13. What do the Whitecloaks think of anyone who uses the One Power?
(a) They are allies.
(b) They are the best chance of defeating the Great Lord at the last battle.
(c) They are misguided.
(d) They are darkfriends.

14. What town can Rand's effect be seen as Moiraine and the others arrive there while tracking Rand?
(a) Caemlyn.
(b) Tear.
(c) Jarra.
(d) Ebou Dou.

15. How are Nynaeve, Egwene and Elayne treated?
(a) As runaways.
(b) As heroines.
(c) As Accepted.
(d) As initiates.