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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. Who arrives at the camp to accept Raine's challenge?
2. How does Alyx feel while waiting outside of the king's chambers?
3. How does Alyx feel at the beginning of Chapter 22 after a few weeks of being home?
4. What does Alyx not like about the large group of people at the fair?
5. How do the outlaws feel when Alyx leaves the camp?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does the king agree to pardon Raine?
2. Who pulls Alyx out of the crowd at the fair and why does he do this?
3. What does Judith tell Alyx about the family feud after Alyx returns home from the fair?
4. When Alyx realizes that she has been very selfish throughout her life, what does she do?
5. Why does Roger Chatworth visit the camp?
6. What does Alyx discover after leaving the camp, and what is her reaction this news?
7. What news does Alyx learn of the Montgomerys?
8. Why does Brian Chatworth come to the outlaw's camp?
9. What does Pagnell do to Alyx at the wedding?
10. What happens in November, and how does it affect Alyx?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss the secondary characters in the novel Velvet Song. Which characters are considered the secondary characters? What are their storylines? Are they important to the novel? If so, why? How do they relate to the main characters?
Essay Topic 2
Discuss Alyx's character growth. How does her character at the beginning of the novel compare to her character at the end of the novel? How and why is she able to grow?
Essay Topic 3
Discuss the relationship between Alyx and Raine. What challenges and struggles do they face? How do they meet? Do they get along well? If not, what is causing conflict between them? What are some of the ups and downs they experience? Does their relationship end on a happy note at the end of the novel?
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