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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 do the spriggans and Fallow tell September about her hair?
(a) It's temporary.
(b) It's merely the effect of Autumn.
(c) It is a prettier color than it was.
(d) Her hair will grow back when she leaves the Worsted Wood.
2. What does the food in September's dream resemble?
(a) Gears.
(b) Screws.
(c) Bolts.
(d) Wrenches.
3. What does Nor explain?
(a) One can easily regain the other half.
(b) Everyone on the island is half a person.
(c) One can never regain the other half.
(d) One must agree to be halved to come on the island.
4. What does September dream?
(a) She is ill and her mother is caring for her.
(b) She is the Queen.
(c) She is back at home.
(d) She is at a tea party.
5. To whom are the lions loyal?
(a) Queen Mallow.
(b) Gleam.
(c) The Marquess.
(d) Dr. Terror.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is ill?
2. How does Death manifest?
3. Who is Mr. Map?
4. Why does Mr. Map live where he is living?
5. What is September starting to want?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Mr. Map and what does he tell September?
2. Who arrives to greet the visitors to Autumn and what is special about them?
3. What does the Marquess reveal to September about the link between worlds and what does the Marquess want September to do?
4. What does Dr. Fallow tell September about the foods she's been eating, and how does September react?
5. Who attacks the group and what happens to them?
6. What do the Panther and September wonder about the sleeping Marquess, and what starts to happen and why?
7. What surprises September when she leaves Mr. Map's office?
8. Describe the conversation between September and the shark.
9. Where do the Marquess and September ride and what does the Marquess show September?
10. Where does September send Gleam and what does September do in the meantime?
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