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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. Why is Starling upset with Tom?
(a) He has insulted her husband.
(b) He won't tell her any inside information.
(c) He has made her feel ugly.
(d) He has taken away her chance at a better life.

2. What does Chade say the prince needs?
(a) A good thrashing.
(b) To have more control.
(c) A coterie.
(d) To learn Wit.

3. What does Jinna say having sex with a Witted is like?
(a) Untamed and animalistic.
(b) Boring.
(c) No different than with anyone else.
(d) Weird.

4. What does Tom say Dutiful must separate?
(a) Skill from Wit.
(b) His mind from his heart.
(c) Private and Public behavior.
(d) His needs from his desires.

5. What does Chade tell Tom about Laurel?
(a) She is a spy for the Piebald.
(b) She has been given a bodyguard.
(c) She will be sleeping in the Queen's chambers.
(d) She is leaving Buckkeep.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Tom run into Starling?

2. What does Thick say about the prince when Tom meets with Thick and Chade?

3. With what does the Piebald threaten the Witted?

4. What does Dutiful teach Civil?

5. How does the Narcheska make the prince feel?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Dutiful insult the Narcheska?

2. What does the boy from Bingtown ask Tom and what does he tell Tom?

3. Why does Laurel decide to leave Buckkeep?

4. Why does Tom think of Molly when he drinks?

5. What happens when Tom goes to the tavern to look for Hap?

6. What happens in Dutiful's first skill lesson?

7. Who is Starling, where does Tom see her and what happens after Jinna's when Tom leaves Starling?

8. What does Laurel tell Tom?

9. How does the Narcheska enter the betrothal ceremony, what does her father do and how do the Farseers feel about his action?

10. Why does Tom and Dutiful meet at the castle, what does Tom remember about his skill teacher and what does Tom tell Dutiful?

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