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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. What promise did Wil make to Amberle?

3. What dream did Wil have?

4. What race was likely to come in the defense of the Elves?

5. Who went out of their way to include Ander?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What sensation does Wil get within his dreams that makes him uncomfortable?

3. In what ways did the Elven boy help Wil and Amberle?

4. What were the Brakes?

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

6. Why was Flick distressed at the distance separating him from Wil?

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

8. What strange thing happened to Wil?

9. How was Eretria no more Cephelo's daughter than Amberle was Wil's sister?

10. What was Cephelo's reasons for not giving the horse back?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss Eventine's relationship with his two sons. How did this relationship alter when he sent Arion away and Ander was faced with dealing with the crisis of the Ellcrys? What evidence can you provide to support your theory?

Essay Topic 2

Discuss the Ellcrys' sentience. How do you think humanity would react if we found a sentient plant form? Do you think human nature would change? Why or why not? What would people be likely to do if they encountered a sentient being like the Ellcrys? What leads you to this conclusion?

Essay Topic 3

Discuss the Reapers mistake when it killed the band of Rovers. Do you think it was an honest mistake or killing for the joy of killing? How was the death of the Rovers what gave Wil and Amberle time to make it into the Hollows? What might have happened otherwise? Support your answer from the text.

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