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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. How does Kiel feel about the Magister's plan?
(a) He does not like it.
(b) He thinks it is not effective.
(c) He agrees with it.
(d) He thinks it isn't strong enough.

2. What is Bethany's third rule for Owen's behavior while he is in the novel?
(a) Do Not Eat Food.
(b) Do Not Touch Anything.
(c) Do Not Change the Story.
(d) Do Not Look at Anything.

3. What is important about Bethany's father?
(a) He is dead.
(b) He is fictional.
(c) He is ill.
(d) He is famous.

4. After knocking Dr. Verity unconscious, to whom does Owen speak?
(a) Kiel.
(b) The Magister.
(c) The reader.
(d) Dr. Verity.

5. As Owen is in exile, what is all around him?
(a) Clouds.
(b) Thick walls of steel.
(c) A white blankness.
(d) Laser beams.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Owen first catches Bethany using her powers, she pulls him in into what novel?

2. Who writes the Kiel Gnomenfoot books?

3. The spell the Magister uses on Owen makes him do what?

4. The mysterious person who visits Owen in exile goes by what name?

5. According to the Magister, he can travel into the real word by using what?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Charm, and what does Owen know about her?

2. What does the Magister learn about the real world by glimpsing around Owen's bedroom?

3. What happens when Owen and Bethany visit the Magister's tower?

4. How does Owen discover Bethany's power?

5. How does Owen persuade Bethany to enter the Kiel Gnomenfoot book?

6. Why does Owen pretend to be Kiel instead of immediately returning home?

7. After returning to the real world, why does Bethany not use the location spell to locate her father?

8. What does the Magister want Bethany to do for him? Why?

9. What does Owen take with him when entering the Kiel Gnomenfoot novel? Why?

10. What does Bethany plan to do with the Everlasting Gobstopper?

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