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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 had taught Wil to read signs?
(a) Allanon.
(b) His grandpa, Shea.
(c) His uncle, Flick.
(d) His mother.

2. What didn't Wil believe for a moment?
(a) That Allanon should arrive in Stor.
(b) That Allanon's arrival in the Stors where Wil and Flick were was coincidence.
(c) None of these.
(d) That Allanon should know Wil's name.

3. How big was the Demon and how did it walk?
(a) It was fifteen feet tall and walked on two legs.
(b) It was twelve feet tall and walked on four legs.
(c) It was fifteen feet tall and walked on four legs.
(d) It was twelve feet tall and walked on two legs.

4. Who or what was Genewen?
(a) A winged unicorn.
(b) A hippogryph.
(c) A Pegasus.
(d) A monstrous golden bird.

5. What was not like Went?
(a) Neither of these.
(b) To not be at his post.
(c) Both of these.
(d) To leave a job undone.

Short Answer Questions

1. What had Wil been doing?

2. Through how many generations might Genewen's kind serve?

3. What did Wil think of himself in regards to Amberle?

4. What did the Ellcrys give Allanon?

5. What must the seed of the Ellcrys be bathed in?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why were both the King and the Prince shocked at what Allanon held?

2. What strange thing happened to Wil?

3. What hesitance does Wil have as he rides out with Allanon?

4. What did Wil know about when he handed over his clothes, and why wasn't he perturbed about it?

5. What conclusion did Amberle and Wil both share following the demon trap at Drey Wood?

6. What did Wil do that he was not supposed to have done?

7. What does the beautiful Rover, Eretria want with Wil?

8. What is the one thing that could continue the Forbidding?

9. Who was waiting for Allanon when he came out of Paranor, and who was with him?

10. What was the reason for the block when Wil attempted to use the stones?

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