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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. What is the good news Quara has for the Godspoken of Path?

2. Why does Jane believe that Han and Wang-mu can solve the idea of traveling faster than light?

3. Where is the first place the virus is released?

4. In the testing phase, _______________ is reborn better than before.

5. Why is it that Jane feels that she should not stop messages from Path?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Novinha take Quim's death?

2. Valentine is called to an emergency meeting. Who called her and what do they want with her?

3. What makes Quim so confident of his safety around the piggies?

4. What is Ender's response to Warmaker's actions?

5. What does Valentine think about Olhado and therefore ask of him?

6. What is Grego doing?

7. What has Han-Fei-tsu discovered?

8. What is the solution to this newfound problem?

9. When Qing-jao discovers who Demosthenes is, what does she do?

10. How do the piggies treat Warmaker after Quim's death?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Grego and Human are both acting unreasonably and cannot be reasoned with. Imagine you are a negotiator and have to put up logical reasons why this war should not continue against two illogical and irrational beings. Write a convincing argument as to how this war could have been averted or should have been averted.

Essay Topic 2

In the chapter entitled "A Parting," Han's wife and Qing-jao's mother passes away. The paper offerings are all justified and accountable except for one. Qing-jao's offering of 'secrets' remains unexplained. Come up with your own explanation as to why she would offer secrets to her mother. Try to also come up with a reason why the paper offerings aren't burned. Explain the relevance in this as the book progresses.

Essay Topic 3

What is Ender's argument about free will? Do you think this is an airtight argument? Why or why not? Come up with your own argument for the origin of human nature and free will. Where did it come from? Is it possible to control? Explain.

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