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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. Where are Ruth and Jaxom going in Chapter 3?
(a) Harper Hall.
(b) Benden Weyr.
(c) Fort Hold.
(d) Smithcrafthall.
2. Who is G'dened's father?
(a) N'ton.
(b) H'ages.
(c) F'lar.
(d) D'ram.
3. What mountains are in Northeast Ruatha?
(a) Nerat mountains.
(b) Lemos mountains.
(c) Crom mountains.
(d) High Reaches mountains.
4. Why doesn't Zair ride with Robinton on Mnementh?
(a) Because Mnementh won't allow Zair to ride with Robinton.
(b) Because Zair remembers dragons flaming fire-lizards.
(c) Because F'lar will not allow Zair to ride with Robinton.
(d) Because Mnementh is too big.
5. What happened to the man who used to be holder of the land where they are taking the new seed?
(a) Died of a high fever.
(b) Got a bad infection.
(c) Fell and died while tracking wherries.
(d) Was killed in a fight.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who asks Jaxom for a fire-lizard when he and Ruth go to hunt?
2. What color fire-lizard does Brand have?
3. Who will Lytol ask to take Jaxom to weyrling training?
4. What type of wine does Masterharper Robinton hope is served at Ruatha?
5. What is Dorse's mother's name?
Short Essay Questions
1. At the end of Chapter 5, what does Jaxom decide about how and where to teach Ruth to chew firestone?
2. What types of foods were served after Wansor's lecture in Chapter 3?
3. What does Ruth tell Jaxom about the holder, Tegger, who requests a fire-lizard in Chapter 4?
4. What color does N'ton tell Jaxom that Ruth is?
5. How was Ramoth's egg stolen?
6. How will supplies be delivered to Southern Hold without the Oldtimers finding out?
7. What problems did Jaxom cause when he impressed Ruth?
8. What happens every time Jaxom goes somewhere with Ruth?
9. Why does F'lar come to see Robinton after Fanna's death?
10. What would Toric like to receive from the North?
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