1. The color gray Lewis uses to describe the mist, the palace, and everything around it suggests what?
(a) Psyche's world is without color or happiness.
(b) The palace is evil and foreboding.
(c) It is all a delusion.
(d) It may be there or may not be; it is neither black or white.

2. Why has Redival become suddenly pious?
(a) She wants to call down Ungit's wrath on all of Glome.
(b) She is jealous of Psyche and wants Ungit to take revenge.
(c) She wants to protect Psyche from Ungit.
(d) She is jealous of Orual and wants Ungit to let her rule Glome.

3. When the Fox grows ill, what happens to Orual?
(a) She becomes the healer to the citizens of Glome.
(b) She begins to rule the kingdom in place of her ill father.
(c) She takes his place as King's advisor.
(d) She nurses him back to health and catches the fever.

4. What does Psyche say that unintentionally wounds Orual?
(a) Psyche tells Orual she is not faithful enough to understand the situation.
(b) Psyche tells Orual she looks just like their father.
(c) Psyche tells Orual she is too tired to discuss the situation.
(d) Psyche tells there is something bad coming toward them.

5. What does Orual see in the faces of the people of Glome as they gathered in the streets?
(a) They truly believe in her as Queen.
(b) They seem hopeful for the first time in years.
(c) They do not care for her, only for a free show or an oddity.
(d) They disapprove of her, and find the fight distasteful.