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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Breq intend to travel to Omaugh Station and Palace? (from Chapters 16 – 20)

To refit and resupply before continuing on to Ors.

To gain passage to the planet of Radch itself.

To destroy the Lord ancillary's commanding shuttle.

To kill the Lord ancillary residing there.

2.

Why does the Lord of the Radch insist that Breq become a moral advisor and Captain of the Kalr? (from Chapters 21 – 23 )

Because Breq understands what wars are like, and veteran commanders are in short supply.

Because Breq is a pawn in a much wider game being played by the Lord Radch against the Niltians.

Though possible reasons are considered, no definitive answer is available.

Because Breq will keep violence to a minimum in the civil war.

3.

Why does Skaaiat not recognize Breq? (from Chapters 16 – 20)

Because it has been so long since the two have seen one another.

Because Skaaiat is now blind.

Because Skaaiat sees too many people each day to remember any in particular without reason.

Because Breq is wearing a mask.

4.

What does Skaaiat believe the Lord of the Radch may be convinced of once more? (from Chapters 16 – 20)

To root out the corrupt ancillaries.

To expand the Empire.

To attack the Presger.

To kill everyone, rather only those who oppose Radchaai rule.

5.

What still bothers Awn about the temple killings? (from Chapters 6 – 10)

If the Lord Radch will be returning home or staying on in Ors to oversee pacification.

How the Lord Radch fits in, or could possibly benefit from things.

When the Lord Radch intends to complete the annexation of Shis'urna.

Why the Lord Radch has ordered the execution of the ancillaries who killed the upper class elites.

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