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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 does the term "gentled" mean in context of Egwene's vision?
(a) Creating a peaceful co-exsistence with Seanchan.
(b) Blocking the male side of the one power from a man.
(c) There is no such term in Egwene's vision.
(d) Taming a horse that has gone rogue.

2. What is another name for the Children of the Light?
(a) Darkfriends.
(b) Whitecloaks.
(c) Ajah.
(d) Aes Sedai.

3. How often does the exit appear in a vision?
(a) Every twenty feet.
(b) It opens randomly throughout the vision.
(c) Once.
(d) At the beginning and the end of the vision.

4. What does Alanna sense around the entrance to the place of visions?
(a) Nothing.
(b) A strange resonance in the flows.
(c) A presence of evil.
(d) A light.

5. What is above Rand's head as he reaches for the object?
(a) A net.
(b) A grey man.
(c) A dark void.
(d) A shining light.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Egwene have to do to be raised to Accepted?

2. Who escorts Leya to Moiraine?

3. To where is Hurin traveling?

4. What two birds does Min see in Perrin's future?

5. What do the Aes Sedai discuss as Egwene is on a table surround by them?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who does Mat challenge and beat in a mock fight?

2. What reports have been coming out of some villages about young men who look like Rand?

3. How does Siuan change the status of Nynaeve and Egwene and what does she task them with?

4. About what do Rand and Moiraine argue, and what does Rand do?

5. Describe Egwene's second vision.

6. What is happening on the Almoth Plain, and what is Moiraine's response to it?

7. Who does Moiraine Sedai send to Tar Valon, and why?

8. Why does Nynaeve decide to find Mat and attempt to heal him herself?

9. What does Min tell Perrin about symbols she sees around him?

10. What sort of prophetic dreams has Egwene been having?

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