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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 color does Heather dye Dinnie's ponytail?
(a) Pink.
(b) Red.
(c) Orange.
(d) Blue.
2. Who does the fairy that is depressed that Petal does not like him believe she truly has feelings for?
(a) Aelric.
(b) His father.
(c) His brother.
(d) Cal.
3. Where is the festival that Kerry and Morag attend in Chapter 16 located?
(a) Red Circle.
(b) Tompkin's Square.
(c) Brown Square.
(d) Henry's Circle.
4. Who does Dinnie's ponytail attract attention from?
(a) Women.
(b) Children.
(c) Men.
(d) Animals.
5. Where is the MacPherson Fiddle left in Chapter 31?
(a) A car.
(b) A gutter.
(c) A train.
(d) The sidewalk.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who retrieves the poppy in Chapter 31?
2. Who is the first person to attack the mercenary team from the moonbeam when they first approach Central Park?
3. Where do Dinnie and Kerry go on their first date?
4. What kind of ghosts is Johnny Thunders able to descend heaven with?
5. Whose ghost does Morag run into in Chapter 20?
Short Essay Questions
1. How are King Tala's mercenaries taken prisoner in Chapter 21?
2. What does Aelric fail to do before his battle with King Tala that gets him stuck in a castle?
3. How does Dinnie react to Kerry's theory on why Heather and Morag choose to keep the Macleod Banner?
4. What happens when Morag tries to exchange the Bhat Gwa mirror for Kerry's poppy?
5. Why do Heather and Morag begin fighting in Chapter 31?
6. What does Aelric spend his time doing in Chapter 23 rather than preparing for his battle?
7. How does the group of mercenaries begin their walk to New York from Cornwall?
8. What do the fairies in Central Park do when they see the moonbeam first appear?
9. What does Dinnie do after knocking Kerry to the ground in Chapter 20?
10. How does Dinnie react to the ponytail Heather grows for him?
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