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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. About whom does the Seeker of Truth question Bethamin?
(a) Tessa.
(b) Egeanin Sarna.
(c) Suroth.
(d) Tylin.

2. Who joins Lan and Rand?
(a) Elayne.
(b) Nynaeve.
(c) Cadsuane.
(d) Min.

3. What is significant about the place in the dream world to Egwene?
(a) It is her childhood home.
(b) It is where Rand discovers his power to channel.
(c) It is where her parents were born before they move when she is not yet born.
(d) It is a place Egwene has always wanted to visit.

4. What do Egeanin and Bayle Domon decide to do?
(a) Buy a small ship and escape Ebou Dar.
(b) Join the Seanchan armies.
(c) Travel overland to find Rand.
(d) Join the rebellion against Tuon.

5. What is Nynaeve supposed to do with Rand and Lan?
(a) Give them a gateway.
(b) Raise them up to the rooftops.
(c) Make them invisible.
(d) Make them look like someone else.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do Rand and Lan expect to find on Blue Carp Street?

2. Whom does Rand see in a table at the inn?

3. What does Mat locate for a fireworks maker?

4. How does Cadsuane reassure Nynaeve?

5. What does Mat finally learn?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who betrays Rand and what does Rand do?

2. What does Lews Therin say in Rand's head when Rand arrives in Far Madding?

3. Why does Rand tell Min to pack up her belongings?

4. What does Rand hear about Far Madding and what are his plans for staying in the city?

5. Where do Elayne and Egwene visit in the dream world and what do they do?

6. How Mat preparing to leave Ebou Dar?

7. What do Cadsuane and her party examine inside the Hall of Counsels?

8. What upsets Barsalla about the source-blocking device when he is meeting with Cadsuane?

9. How do Lan, Rand, and Nynaeve deal with some assassins on Blue Carp Street?

10. How is Mat preparing to leave the palace without Tylin noticing?

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