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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. Orual believes that she has proven what?
(a) The gods do not exist.
(b) The gods hate her and want to punish her.
(c) Psyche deserves to be exiled.
(d) Psyche never loved her.
2. Orual expresses amazement that the people of Glome
(a) Rejoice at the
(b) Seem depressed and aggitated on the Year's Birth.
(c) No longer beleive in the
(d) Do not recognize her unveiled.
3. Orual's successor as ruler of Glome will be:
(a) Daaran
(b) Phars
(c) Trunia
(d) Redival
4. Orual believes she and Ansit cannot be friends because. . .
(a) Bardia loves Orual best.
(b) Ansit is jealous of Orual's time with Bardia.
(c) Ansit is uneducated and feels threated by Orual.
(d) Ansit is poor and has no power.
5. The first truth Orual learns she has misunderstood is. . .
(a) how she hurt Redival by loving the Fox and Psyche.
(b) how the gods used to love and care for her.
(c) how she and Batta used to be best friends.
(d) how she rejected the Fox and Redival when Psyche came.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Orual not notice the death of her own father?
2. To prepare Orual for killing a man, Bardia insists that she. . .
3. What effect does the King's accident have on Orual?
4. Ultimately, Psyche agrees to go ahead with Orual's demands because. . .
5. When Orual learns of Batta's behavior toward other slaves, she. . .
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Orual react to the death of Bardia?
2. What test does Orual propose of Psyche?
3. Describe the last days of the Fox.
4. How does Orual motivate herself to draw blood in combat with Argan?
5. How does Bardia hurt Orual's feelings?
6. How does Orual feel about the ceremony of the House of Ungit?
7. How does Orual's battle with ugliness come to an end?
8. How is it that Psyche could have endured so much without any anguish?
9. What complaints does Orual make of the Gods during her trial?
10. Describe the story of Istra.
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