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Name: _________________________ | Period: ___________________ |
This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What do people throw at Colonel Joll's carriage when he and his men decide to leave?
(a) Tomatoes.
(b) Potatoes.
(c) Stones.
(d) Fish.
2. The magistrate thinks the ___________ creates opportunities for both justice and injustice.
(a) Barbaric conflict.
(b) Law.
(c) Colonel.
(d) Soldier's code.
3. What happens to make surviving tougher during this particular section of the book and the story?
(a) Pregnancies.
(b) Plague.
(c) Winter.
(d) Lack of medicine.
4. What do Colonel Joll and his men find when they come into town for food and for new horses?
(a) Only women and children.
(b) Barbarians.
(c) Empty stables.
(d) A fire.
5. _____________ spreads among the soldiers in response to the new news about the barbarians and their actions.
(a) Sickness.
(b) Drunkenness.
(c) Terror.
(d) Abandonment.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is NOT one of the magistrate's old hobbies that he takes up after deciding to swear off women?
2. The ___________ that the barbarians arm against their invaders spread, encouraging angst and conflicts among the people.
3. What is the name of the girl who the magistrate seeks out in order to help him with his tension?
4. The barbarians appear in other places, being cheated as they try to trade with _____________, according to the magistrate's observations.
5. The officer the magistrate has spoken with seems to be equally capable of ___________ as of fulfilling his duties.
Short Essay Questions
1. Why doesn't anyone want to gather wood in the area where the magistrate is now in control?
2. What happens with the fire that is being set along the riverbanks?
3. What are some of the hobbies that the magistrate goes back to after visiting and sleeping with Mai?
4. Why does Colonel Joll come to the town where the magistrate is now in control?
5. What happens to the magistrate as a result of not having any activities to do during his captivity?
6. What happens when the magistrate shouts out in protest during some tortures?
7. How do the barbarians inspire fear which eventually turns into paranoia?
8. What does the magistrate advise the people of the town to do in order to make it through the winter?
9. What is the magistrate feeling regret about as he is settling into a new life of survival?
10. When does the magistrate believe the barbarians might be able to be defeated?
This section contains 587 words (approx. 2 pages at 300 words per page) |
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