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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. Who does Perrin follow to the Waygate in his dreams?
(a) Lord Luc.
(b) Wolves.
(c) Trollocs.
(d) Ravens.

2. Where does Faile insist Perrin go?
(a) To retrieve the leaf to the Waygate.
(b) Back to Emond's Field to be healed by Alanna.
(c) To find Rand.
(d) To find Verin.

3. About whom does Lord Luc ask Bornheld?
(a) Mat.
(b) Ordeith.
(c) Rand.
(d) Perrin.

4. Where does Mistress Al'Vere take Perrin's group?
(a) Into the nearby Westwood.
(b) To the village council.
(c) To talk to the leader of the Whitecloaks.
(d) To a secret cave.

5. What is the object that Nynaeve sees in a display case?
(a) A collar that intensifies the One Power.
(b) A knife that can silence the One Power in someone.
(c) A ring that intensifies the One Power.
(d) An adam for controlling men who channel.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Bornheld believe is an Aes Sedai lie?

2. Which Wise One is dead outside of Rand's door?

3. With whom does Nynaeve duel when she enters the exhibition hall to remove the collar?

4. Where has Couladin gone?

5. What is Perrin's nickname?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do Faile and Perrin reconcile?

2. Why does Perrin have an instant dislike for Lord Luc?

3. Who is the source of the trolloc infestation and why?

4. What are the stakes involved in Perrin and Dain Bornheld's negotiations?

5. Who is Bayle Domon and why does he owe Nynaeve a favor?

6. What are several things that Nynaeve learns as she explores Tel'Aran'Rhiod looking for the object that is dangerous to Rand?

7. How is Gaul's relationship to Bain and Chiad changing?

8. What does Faile understand about Chiad's feelings about Gaul that Perrin does not know?

9. What are a couple consequences of Loial's initial unwillingness to destroy the Waygate?

10. Why is Aviendha assigned by the Wise Ones to stay close to Rand?

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