1. What potential problem is rising between Redival and Psyche?
(a) Psyche has fallen in love with Redival's betrothed soldier.
(b) Psyche is much more beautiful than Redival.
(c) Redival wants attention from Orual and the Fox.
(d) Redival wants to marry the King of Grey Mountain.

2. Why is Redival crying over the sacrifice of Psyche?
(a) She is afraid for Psyche.
(b) She fears they will sacrifice her too.
(c) She is afraid of Ungit.
(d) She is afraid Orual will hang her by her thumbs.

3. What does Psyche believe about the Grey Mountain, even as a child?
(a) She will marry a king who builds her a castle there.
(b) The years lasted longer there.
(c) Orual would build her a castle of gold and amber there.
(d) She will never go there or see what is on the other side.

4. Which of the following is a reason why the narrator does not fear the gods will punish her for writing her book?
(a) The Greeks' wise men will know whether her complaint is right or wrong.
(b) She is writing the book in Greek, which the gods will not understand.
(c) She has no loved ones left whom the gods can hurt.
(d) She is old and has already suffered terrors and plagues.

5. What frightens Orual most about the Priest of Ungit?
(a) The holiness of his temple-smell
(b) The slaughtering of sacrificial beasts he performed
(c) The mating rituals he performed at the wedding
(d) The fearful masks he wore in the temple