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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 drops onto Covenant as he lays sprawled in the forest he stumbles into on his way to Foul?
(a) A small woman.
(b) Spiders.
(c) Squirrel.
(d) A small man.

2. Who are the first people that Foul causes Covanant to see?
(a) His wife and infant son.
(b) Lena and Triock.
(c) Mhoram and Amatin..
(d) Elena and Lord Kevin.

3. After the moon's evil light appears, how close do arrows get when they are shot towards Satansfist?
(a) 20 feet.
(b) 75 feet.
(c) 30 feet.
(d) 50 feet.

4. Who does a sentry say is attacking Satansfist and his army in Chapter 15?
(a) Giants.
(b) Waynhim.
(c) Bloodguards.
(d) Manethralls.

5. What do Foamfollower and Covenant jump into at the end of Chapter 17?
(a) Mud pit.
(b) Lake.
(c) River.
(d) Quicksand.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Covenant use for a crutch after he kills Pietten?

2. By the time Covenant meets the mud creatures, how long has he been without food?

3. What do the creatures who rescue Covenant and Foamfollower from a mud pit call Lord Foul?

4. What color cloak does the healer woman wear?

5. What color are Foul's eyes?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is the Giant who is to kill Foamfollower in the Creche?

2. In Chapter 15, how does Satansfist escalate the battle after dark?

3. Why might it be possible for Covenant to approach the Creche unnoticed?

4. Why do the jheherrin fear Lord Foul?

5. Why was Foul able to call Elena from the dead?

6. Why don't the Warward have to carry of the burden of the battle as it continues in Chapter 15?

7. Why does the sight of Foamfollower and Bannor fill Covenant with horror when he sees them in Chapter 16?

8. What must the Ranyhyn have done to answer Mhoram's call?

9. How did Mhoram stay warm after Loerya left him?

10. Describe Covenant's injury that he obtains while fighting Pietten.

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