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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. For what purpose does William think Aislinn will serve Wulfgar best?

2. What does Aislinn do to point out the fact that she is a slave?

3. What gift does Wulfgar give Aislinn before they leave London?

4. What does Wulfgar worry about regarding the new baby?

5. What does the woman at the party NOT do to Wulfgar?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens to Haylan's son, Miles, that ultimately forges a bond of friendship between rivals Haylan and Aislinn?

2. How does Wulfgar deal with Gwyneth who is all too anxious to talk about Aislinn's faults when Wulfgar returns to Darkenwald?

3. What worries does Wulfgar have regarding the new baby?

4. What does Wulfgar do when Aislinn tries to press him into revealing his feelings for her?

5. How does Wulfgar's generosity toward Aislinn continue as they tour London?

6. When is the joust held and how does Wulfgar spend the morning preparing?

7. How does Wulfgar learn about Gwyneth's cruelty toward Aislinn?

8. What does Aislinn do when Wulfgar asks is she slept with Kerwick while he was away?

9. How does Wulfgar surprise Aislinn with a wedding?

10. How does Wulfgar come around to accepting Bryce as his own son?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Create a brief character study of Ragnor. What does he look like? What are his positive personality traits? What are some of his negative characteristics? What are his hopes and fears? What motivates him--if anything--at this point in his life?

Essay Topic 2

Woodiwiss uses more than one instance of irony in the book. Cite at least two examples of irony in the story and note why they are valid examples.

Essay Topic 3

THE WOLF AND THE DOVE is a classic historical romance story. What does that classification entail? Why does this story fit into this category?

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