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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 is the name of the street vending family operating across Discworld?
(a) Riddler.
(b) Dibbler.
(c) Liddler.
(d) Biddler.

2. What does Remorse provide Rincewind that has always passed him by at UU?
(a) Potatoes.
(b) Sheep.
(c) Beer.
(d) Companionship.

3. Who is the Prima Dona?
(a) Dame Bettie Nutt.
(b) Dame Mellie Lutt.
(c) Dame Nellie Butt.
(d) Dame Tessie Mutt.

4. What chases Mrs. Whitlow to shore?
(a) Dolphins.
(b) Sharks.
(c) Crabs.
(d) Whales.

5. What does Rincewind hide in?
(a) A cave.
(b) A mall.
(c) An abandoned building.
(d) A pink and lavender cart.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Rincewind notice about the kangaroo in the Roo Beer poster?

2. Where does Stibbons go while the others are provisioning the Melon Boat?

3. Where did Neilette hide?

4. What warning does Stibbons give the wizards?

5. What makes the Dean want to die?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where does a path lead Stibbons on Mono Island and what does he witness there?

2. What conclusion does Rincewind come to after the earthquake forces him and Neilette to use Luggage and Trunkie as refuge?

3. What was the effect of temporal displacement on Mrs. Whitlow, and how did those who saw her first respond?

4. What problems is the God of Evolution experiencing and what offer does Stibbons make?

5. What incident causes Rincewind to be incarcerated?

6. What happens when the warden and the watchmen arrive at the Opera House?

7. What does Rincewind notice about the Roo Beer poster and how does it help him during the sheep shearing contest?

8. Where does Rincewind hide next, and what basic concept is he at first unable to comprehend?

9. Where does Rincewind go when he is fleeing the watchmen?

10. When the boat that the wizards are in comes apart, what do they do, and who is the only one to swim for shore?

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