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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. What had caused Wil injury?

2. What does four bell tolls mean?

3. What did the King see in Manx's eyes?

4. What did Amberle say about the people of the town they were in?

5. Why did a sadness fill Allanon?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Allanon find strange?

2. What promise does Amberle ask Wil to make to her?

3. What is the riddle through the glass door that does not break and where is the bloodfire?

4. How did the Demons react to Eventine's fall? How did Ander react?

5. What made Amberle so fearful of the gifts the Ellcrys bestowed upon her?

6. Why was Amberle's transformation fitting, as well as Wil's involvement in that transformation?

7. How did Eretria know how to find Wil?

8. Why had Amberle become scared?

9. Why didn't Eretria have to go with Wil anymore?

10. What was Hebel's reason for joining the mission into the Hollows?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

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.

Essay Topic 2

Discuss Wil's inconsistent ability to control the Elfstones. Why was this a reflection upon himself? How was Allanon correct in that it really depended in the strength of the person wielding the stones as to the outcome of their power?

Essay Topic 3

Discuss the Changeling being present in the most secret of meetings between the King, Allanon, Wil and Amberle. How did this affect the outcome of the story? What might have happened if they would have dismissed Manx from the room, being unsure if he could be trusted following the release of certain demons?

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