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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 is attacking Mat?
(a) Six blackfriends.
(b) No one.
(c) Three darkhounds.
(d) Some black Aljah.
2. What does Morgase realize?
(a) That she does not want to be queen any longer.
(b) That she has been under Gaebril's spell.
(c) That misses her daughter and wants her to come home.
(d) That she must challenge Gaebril.
3. Why do Nynaeve and Elayne stop talking?
(a) They hear soldiers approaching.
(b) They black out.
(c) They want to know who they are talking to first.
(d) They want to listen to the news from the apothecary owner.
4. Where is the circus traveling?
(a) Through Amadicia to Altara and beyond.
(b) To Tear.
(c) To the Waste.
(d) To Tanchico.
5. Where does Gareth intend to pursue Siuan?
(a) Two Rivers.
(b) Tear.
(c) Altara.
(d) Andor.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who has been made a servant by the Maidens?
2. Why do the Aiel call a former Cairhienin king "Treekiller"?
3. What is Couladin doing at the end of Chapter 6?
4. Into what area do Siuan, Leane, Min and Logain ride?
5. How many forsaken has Rand killed or captured?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does the High Lady Alteima of Tear learn about Queen Morgase?
2. Who attacks Aviendha and Rand and how do the Maidens of the Shield respond?
3. How does Egwene and Nynaeve obtain information about Elaida's actions?
4. What do the Wise Ones order Aviendha to do and what is her reaction?
5. Describe the meeting between some of the Black Ajah and Moghedien.
6. What is the sickness that has overcome many of the Aiel?
7. What does Queen Morgase realize and then what does she do about it?
8. What do Siuan, Leane and the Aes Sedai discuss after they are satisfied they are speaking with Siuan and Leane?
9. What do the readers learn about the forsaken in the Prologue?
10. What happens to Nynaeve and Elayne and why?
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