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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. Who is the protagonist's brother?
(a) Saranna.
(b) Ensel.
(c) Dinte.
(d) Lanik.
2. How is Lanik treated by his guards?
(a) Lanik is teased.
(b) Lanik is tortured.
(c) Lanik is pitied.
(d) Lanik is revered.
3. What do the people in Nkumai eat?
(a) Fish.
(b) Rodents.
(c) Root vegetables.
(d) Birds.
4. Why does the forest seem strange to Lanik?
(a) The sun is brutally hot.
(b) The night never seems to end.
(c) Everything seems motionless.
(d) Everything is teeming with life.
5. What is unique about the captain of the slave ship?
(a) The captain is an expert swordsman.
(b) The captain can settle all sorts of fights.
(c) The captain always delivers his prisoners.
(d) The captain has never lost his way.
Short Answer Questions
1. After the young boy challenges Lanik to manipulate rock, what is the first thing Lanik asks for?
2. Why is the person Lanik meets afraid, at first, to help him?
3. How does Lanik get the knife he uses during his escape?
4. Who is the original settler of Nkumai?
5. Lanik becomes legendary in the land of Sill. What is Lanik known as?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is unique about a radical regenerative?
2. The group of men in the desert "heals" Lanik. What is the result of the group's healing?
3. How does Lanik escape from his prison high in the trees?
4. What does Father ask Lanik to discover as part of his new role?
5. What has the old soldier done to disrupt the trade involving the radical regeneratives?
6. Why does Lanik claim to be from the land of Bird?
7. Why do the captain and crew eventually beg Lanik for mercy?
8. When Lanik stays in an inn, he realizes just how great the poverty is in this land. How does he realize the extent of the poverty?
9. Why does Lanik flee to Ku Kuei?
10. What does Mowa reveal about herself just before Lanik escapes?
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