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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 does Rincewind feel coming on?
(a) Scrappy.
(b) A spell.
(c) A storm.
(d) A Famous Last Stand.
2. What does Stibbons turn into?
(a) A ten year old child.
(b) A doddering old man.
(c) An orangutan.
(d) A kangaroo.
3. What is the normal sheep shearing rate?
(a) Thirty sheep an hour.
(b) Forty sheep an hour.
(c) Twenty five sheep an hour.
(d) Fifty sheep an hour.
4. How does everything change?
(a) When the storm stops.
(b) When they capsize.
(c) When the boat disintegrates.
(d) When magic is used.
5. What is a billybong?
(a) A sheep shearing pen.
(b) A gourd.
(c) A hookah pipe.
(d) A watering hole.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who eliminates the watchmen's threat?
2. Why does UU exist?
3. What has never been essential to Rincewind's life?
4. Why does Rincewind string corks to his hat?
5. Why does the God of Evolution become vexed?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens when the warden and the watchmen arrive at the Opera House?
2. What few simple pleasures does Rincewind enjoy at the dry waterhole?
3. What does Rincewind do when he wakes up and why?
4. What is at first lost and then returns to the wizards from the boat and how is this helpful to the wizards?
5. Where does a path lead Stibbons on Mono Island and what does he witness there?
6. What incident causes Rincewind to be incarcerated?
7. When the boat that the wizards are in comes apart, what do they do, and who is the only one to swim for shore?
8. As Stibbons wakes up, what vague visions does he have, what does he believe is the fate of the ohter wizards and who is the only wizard who appears to have enjoyed the sensation?
9. What does Fair-Go Dibbler try to sell Rincewind, and what is the lecture that Rincewind is given and by whom?
10. What do the wizards experience and what is the result?
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