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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. As Foul torments Covenant with the illness of his body and visions of people he knows, where does Covenant appear to be standing?
2. What does Mhoram call the people to do as the Gravelingases work with the rocks of Revelstone?
3. How many warriors were lost when the ur-vile wedges formed Forbiddings?
4. How many people can climb abreast on the stairway inside the Creche?
5. How many heads does the guard have that stands and guards the entrance to the cave that leads to Lord Foul's Creche?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the one last thing that Covenant has to tell Bannor and Foamfollower?
2. What do Bannor and Foamfollower do when they finally find Covenant after the battle at the Ramen covert?
3. How does Mhoram defend against the dead that Satansfist raises and sends against Revelstone?
4. What does Foamfollower do when he is taunted by Kinslaughterer?
5. Why do the jheherrin fear Lord Foul?
6. How does Trell break his Oath of Peace?
7. Why don't the Warward have to carry of the burden of the battle as it continues in Chapter 15?
8. What does Foul's Creche look like?
9. Why can't Covenant and Foamfollower accept the food offered by the jheherrin?
10. What is special about the robe the healer woman gave Covenant?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Mhoram and the other Lords struggle to defend Revelstone against Satansfist and his army. Discuss how Mhoram and the other Lords defend Revelstone.
Essay Topic 2
Lena asks Covenant to marry her. Discuss how the proposal makes Covenant feel and how he convinces Lena that he cannot marry her.
Essay Topic 3
Triock does not want Lena to go with Covenant and Foamfollower to Foul's Creche. Discuss why Triock does not want Lena to go with Covenant and Foamfollower and why he doesn't stop her.
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