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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Mim see?
2. What has Nynaeve told Mim and Elayne to do if they are discovered?
3. What happens to the man that Mat slices with the dagger?
4. What does Barthanes say he has for Rand?
5. What does Min see above Nynaeve's head while reading her in Chapter forty-three?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe what Rand and Loial find when they return to the Inn in Chapter thirty?
2. Describe Rand's encounter with Ba'alzamon in Chapter forty-one.
3. What does Loial explain he is afraid is going to happen when he is at the stedding in Chapter thirty-five?
4. What happens when Liandrin sends the girls through the Waygate into Toman Head?
5. Describe the conversation that Rand and Thom have in Chapter twenty-six.
6. What does Uno and the rest of Ing'tar's men do when Rand steps out of the tent?
7. What does Renna explain to Egwene about the damane and the sal'dam?
8. Describe what happens after Mim finds Rand hurt.
9. Describe the scene in Chapter forty-three when Nynaeve meets for the first time with Captain Domon.
10. Describe the picture that Verin draws as she asks who are the ones that are going to ride into Falme.
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
1) What does it signify that Ba'alzamon's face is always burned and that he has fire in his eyes?
2) What other ways could he be described but give the same perception to readers?
3) How closely linked are the fates of Ba'alzamon and Rand?
Essay Topic 2
1) Describe Mat's character. What role does he play in the story?
2) What is the significance of Mat's connection to the dagger?
3) Why is Mat so angry at being forced to play the servant for Rand?
Essay Topic 3
Pick one of the following topics to write about.
1) What name would the wolves give you?
2) Would you rather meet a golm or a trolloc?
3) Speculate on who killed Barthanes and why.
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