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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 takes Robinton to Ista at the beginning of Chapter 14?
(a) F'rad and Telorth.
(b) D'fio and Drenth.
(c) D'ram and Tiroth.
(d) D'clan and Pranith.

2. Since there is to be no feast when Robinton arrives, who represents all the hundreds of craftsmen and masters who had produced Cove Hold?
(a) Master Wansor.
(b) Master Andemon.
(c) Master Capiam.
(d) Master Fandarel.

3. How far back does Jaxom have to go to find D'ram?
(a) 25 Turns.
(b) 5 Turns.
(c) 20 Turns.
(d) 10 Turns.

4. Who takes Brekke to Ista?
(a) Ramoth.
(b) Canth.
(c) Mnementh.
(d) Ruth.

5. How is Robinton traveling to the cove?
(a) Master Idarolan's fastest, largest vessel.
(b) Belesdan's small boat.
(c) On a small fishing vessel.
(d) On dragonback.

Short Answer Questions

1. How far is the mountain that can be seen from the cove?

2. Which of Menolly's fire-lizards accompanies Jaxom when he goes to find D'ram?

3. How many days has it taken Piemur to travel from Toric's hold to the cove where Jaxom is staying?

4. Why isn't Robinton startled by the memories of the fire-lizards at Southern?

5. What color is the roof of Cove Hold?

Short Essay Questions

1. What will D'ram need if he is to become Weyrleader at the weyr in Southern?

2. What are the Dawn Sisters?

3. What does Sharra think of the building design for the Master Harper that is to be built in the Southern Cove?

4. What unusual features of the Southern Continent has Piemur seen and experienced?

5. What other types of camps are being built on the Southern Continent?

6. Why does N'ton say that Jaxom owes his life to Ruth?

7. What does Robinton hear as he struggles with the pain in his chest?

8. How does Jaxom figure out when D'ram might be?

9. How does Menolly know that there are fire-lizards in the South?

10. Who comes to the cove on a runner beast?

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