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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 did Brigitte not believe about Elayne until they are on the boat?
(a) That she is Aes Sedai.
(b) That she knows Elaida.
(c) That she is the daughter-heir of Andor.
(d) That she is a noblewoman.
2. From whom are Elayne and Nynaeve on the run?
(a) Elaida.
(b) Lanfear.
(c) Moghedien.
(d) Moiraine.
3. Upon what river bank is Valan's show parked?
(a) The river that marks the border between Ghealdan and Salidar.
(b) The river that marks the border between Amadicia and Ghealdan.
(c) It is not mentioned as to what river.
(d) The river that marks the border between Amadicia and Andor.
4. What does Gareth ask for in return for his aid?
(a) To retain command and for Siuan to serve him.
(b) Help for Andor.
(c) Retirement pension.
(d) Leane as his servant.
5. Who is Nicola?
(a) A young woman whose fiancé was killed in the fighting.
(b) An Aes Sedai of the black ajah.
(c) An older woman with two young sons.
(d) An Aes Sedai of the yellow ajah.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why is Lanfear irate?
2. Which nobles does Aviendha not trust?
3. What does the Shienaran who is watching the circus have to do with Nynaeve?
4. Who does Mat kill?
5. What is Nynaeve doing during the show?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Lanfear irate and what happens as a result?
2. How does Mat end up fighting the Shaido?
3. How does Nynaeve learn that Uno is still alive and in the same town as they are?
4. What does the Little Tower ask of Gareth Bryne and what is his response?
5. What does Moiraine give Rand?
6. What does Uno offer Nynaeve and what is her response?
7. Describe the interaction between Nynaeve and Uno.
8. How does Brigitte come out of Tel'Aran'Rhiod into the physical world?
9. Describe three of the refugees that make their way onto the boat with Elayne's group.
10. What do Nynaeve and Galad talk about?
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