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This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 145 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Xenocide Test | Mid-Book Test - Medium

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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. Why does Qing-jao want to die during testing?
(a) She believes the gods have deemed her too unclean to live
(b) She is told that her mother never loved her
(c) She has a vision that she will die alone and without family
(d) She is told she can never again see her father

2. Who does Gloriously Bright believe is responsible for the disappearance of the fleet?
(a) Demosthenes
(b) The Hive Queen
(c) Andrew Wiggin
(d) Locke

3. What talent has Qing-jao been working on that she modeled after her father?
(a) His skill at war
(b) The ability to play the violin
(c) The art of making people listen to what she has to say
(d) The ability to defer the god's penance until she is alone

4. What is Valentine and Jakt's home planet?
(a) Fesura
(b) Sabakous
(c) Stednig
(d) Trondheim

5. What is the new penance she added to the Catalog of Voices?
(a) Gnawing at Stone
(b) Pulling out of Hair
(c) Tracing of Woodgrains
(d) Checking for Accidental Murders

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is life harder on the Godspoken than anyone else?

2. Who discovers the changes in the godspoken?

3. How did Jane come into being?

4. Ender thinks about drastic measures to preserve the piggies. What are they?

5. Why does Miro fight with his brother, Quim?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is philotic technology necessary?

2. Jane realizes that Qing-jao is getting close. How does she believe she can get her to stop?

3. What does her addition to the catalog of voices mean to the family?

4. What is the significance of Han and Qing-jao's paper offerings to Jiang-qing?

5. Both Wang-mu and Qing-jao envy each other. Why?

6. What does Han explain to his daughter about caste?

7. What is different for Miro when he returns to Lusitania?

8. What complicates this debate between Grego and Ela?

9. What does Han impress upon his daughter in regards to Demosthenes?

10. Qing-jao's behavior once again leads Wang-mu to question the gods. Why?`

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