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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Telling Tales: Chapter 1, The Pavillion, Chapter 2, Dry Twist, and Chapter 3, The Priest's Tale (New York).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the stranger tell Roland specifically?
(a) That Roland must beware of the group following the ka-tet.
(b) That he has an object that Roland should take if he comes to the Calla.
(c) That Roland must stop looking for the Dark Tower.
(d) That if Roland chooses to help the people of the Calla, he will be taken to the Dark Tower.

2. Out of the others that come with the stranger, why does the large landowner dominate the conversation and ask so many questions?
(a) Because he believes the Wolves mean the village no harm.
(b) Because he does not think Roland is really a gunslinger from the house of Eld, as he claims.
(c) Because he does not trust Roland and his ka-tet.
(d) Because he believes the sacrifice of the village's children will bring them all a bountiful harvest, and he does not want anyone to interfere with the Wolves.

3. When Susannah stares at the clock, what does she suddenly realize?
(a) That she has lost time.
(b) That time has sped up.
(c) That it is almost midnight.
(d) That time has gone backward.

4. Which member of the ka-tet believes that the people following the group WILL NOT cause problems?
(a) Roland.
(b) Eddie.
(c) Nort.
(d) Jake.

5. What makes Roland suspect something is troubling Susannah?
(a) Because she has been wandering during the night.
(b) Because she cries all of the time.
(c) Because she looks ill.
(d) Because she won't talk to anyone.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happens to Susannah when she visits the vacant lot?

2. What does the stranger tell the ka-tet?

3. Why is the vacant lot important?

4. At the party in Part 2,. Chapter 1, after the introductions and dinner and after the members of the ka-tet have had a chance to talk with the people, what does Roland do?

5. What is troubling Susannah?

(see the answer key)

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