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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the first charm Jack conjures to protect himself from Ellen?
(a) He conjures a barrier between them.
(b) He makes her sword turn into rubber.
(c) He causes her to become immobile.
(d) He throws her into the crowd.

2. What does Hastings say is the reward of winning the Games?
(a) The right to love whomever he wants.
(b) Power.
(c) Fame and fortune.
(d) Freedom.

3. What place does Dr. Longbranch suggest for Jack to visit?
(a) Westminster Abbey.
(b) Big Ben.
(c) The Tower.
(d) The Queen's Palace.

4. In Chapter 12, what does Jack see as he visits Westminster Abbey?
(a) Cool artifacts.
(b) His aunt flirting with the caretaker.
(c) Warrior ghosts.
(d) Wizards who want to kidnap him.

5. What is the Blue Streak?
(a) A roller coaster.
(b) A train.
(c) A sports car.
(d) A bus.

6. According to Ellen, who in Wylie's thoughts was working to steal Shadowslayer from Susannah's grave?
(a) Rogue agents of the Red Rose.
(b) Agents of the Silver Dragon.
(c) New Weir who are yet to be identified.
(d) Agents of the White Rose.

7. In Chapter 12, what does Dr. Longbranch guess from Jack's physical condition?
(a) He has stopped taking the medicatioin and has been training.
(b) He is too weak to fight in the Games.
(c) He is still taking the medication.
(d) He could fight in the Games even while still taking the medication.

8. What speculations does Hastings make about the Red Rose's champion?
(a) He or she is much better than Jack.
(b) He or she has been in training for only a short time.
(c) He or she is not well experienced.
(d) He or she is young.

9. What changes does Linda see in Jack's body that seem to unnerve her?
(a) Weight gain.
(b) Muscle growth.
(c) A gainin stature.
(d) Loss in stature.

10. What is the destination of the train Will and Fitch are waiting for?
(a) Wales.
(b) London.
(c) Edinburgh.
(d) Paris.

11. What proof does Linda offer for the surgery that left Jack with a warrior's stone rather than a wizard's stone?
(a) His medical records.
(b) Dr. Longbranch's testimony.
(c) His prescription medications.
(d) His surgical scar.

12. What does Jack wish he knew most about the Games?
(a) The experiences of other warriors.
(b) Who he will fight.
(c) How they are played.
(d) What to expect when he wins.

13. What is dyrne sefa?
(a) A stone created by sorcerers that allows Jack to defy gravity.
(b) A stone created by sorcerers that allows Jack to be stronger than he is.
(c) A stone created by sorcerers that allows Jack and Hastings to appear invisible.
(d) A stone created by sorcereres that allows Hastings to be impervious to injury.

14. Who makes up most of the spectators at the Games as far as Jack can tell in Chapter 15?
(a) Wizards.
(b) Weir of all kinds.
(c) Family members.
(d) Children.

15. Why does Linda claim that Jack's status as a warrior should be overruled?
(a) He is a wizard by blood.
(b) He is underage.
(c) He was made, not born.
(d) He is not fully trained.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the first attack Ellen makes against Jack?

2. In Chapter 12, who has a champion that it plans on putting forward for a tournament on Midsummer's Day?

3. What emblem appears on Jack's tunic for the Games?

4. In Chapter 12, how does Jack disable Dr. Longbranch?

5. Why does Jack briefly consider falling on his sword?

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