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The Golden Fool Quiz

Robin Hobb

This Study Guide consists of approximately 38 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Golden Fool.

The Golden Fool by Robin Hobb

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Prologue, Losses Sustained; Chapter I, Piebalds; Chapter II, Chade's Servant

Chapter III, Echoes; Chapter IV, The Betrothal; Chapter V, Shared Sorrows

Chapter VI, Obliteration; Chapter VII, Lessons; Chapter VIII, Ambitions

Chapter IX, Stone Wager; Chapter X, Resolutions; Chapter XI, Tidings from Bingtown

Chapter XII, Jek; Chapter XIII, Challenges; Chapter XIV, Scrolls

Chapter XV, Quarrel; Chapter XVI, Fathers; Chapter XVII, Explosions

Chapter XVIII, Pink Sugar Cake; Chapter XIX, Laudwine; Chapter XX, Coterie

Chapter XXI, Convalescence; Chapter XXII, Connections; Chapter XXIII, Revelations

Chapter XXIV, Connections; Chapter XXV, Convocation; Chapter XXVI, Negotiations

Chapter XXVII, Spring Sailing; Epilogue

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Tom restore his scars? (from Chapter XXI, Convalescence; Chapter XXII, Connections; Chapter XXIII, Revelations)

He does it by accident.

So he looks like Tom instead of Fitz.

So it looks like he has fought in a war.

He has never liked his face.

2.

Why does the Queen want Nettle to come to court? (from Chapter XV, Quarrel; Chapter XVI, Fathers; Chapter XVII, Explosions)

To train with Chade like Tom did.

To be her lady-in-waiting.

To meet her father.

To be a part of the prince's coterie.

3.

What relation is Chade to Tom? (from Chapter XII, Jek; Chapter XIII, Challenges; Chapter XIV, Scrolls)

Cousin.

Grandfather.

Brother-in-law.

Great uncle.

4.

What does Chade tell Tom he must do? (from Chapter XXVII, Spring Sailing; Epilogue)

Watch the Nacheska.

Take care of Swift.

Kill Kebal.

Keep the dragon safe.

5.

Why do ambassadors come from Bingtown? (from Chapter IX, Stone Wager; Chapter X, Resolutions; Chapter XI, Tidings from Bingtown)

To show their dragon to the Queen.

To seek a trade agreement.

To ask for an alliance with the Farseers.

To declare a war with the Farseers.

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