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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. What do Fitz and Starling do after she joins him in Chapter 38?
(a) Fight.
(b) Swim together.
(c) Eat breakfast.
(d) Make love.

2. What does Regal do with everything he has stolen?
(a) Sells it.
(b) Keeps it.
(c) Returns it.
(d) Gives it to the raiders.

3. What does Verity decide Fitz must do to help the land?
(a) Marry Kettricken when Verity dies.
(b) Sacrifice his life to wake the dragon.
(c) Go to Molly.
(d) Become king.

4. What is the name of Kettricken's son?
(a) Prince Dashing.
(b) Prince Fullness.
(c) Prince Faithful.
(d) Prince Dutiful.

5. What have people used for years as protection against others with Skill?
(a) Drinking henbane.
(b) Drawing symbols in the dirt.
(c) An amulet.
(d) The stone game.

Short Answer Questions

1. What concerns Kettle about Regal's coterie?

2. Of what does the narrator speak?

3. Why did Regal have a change of heart?

4. Who is the scribe who is writing this story?

5. Why does Nighteyes come to get Fitz when he is with Starling?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Fitz reflect upon and what do he and Nighteyes do? How does Fitz feel about all that has happened?

2. What does Fitz do while Kettle and Verity sleep and what does Verity decide?

3. How and why is Regal killed?

4. Where does Fool follow Fitz, what does he ask and then what happens? What is Fitz's response?

5. What does the narrator say about the progress of the Red Ships in Chapter 37 and what does Regal do about them?

6. What does the narrator explain about the Wit in Chapter 32?

7. What does Fitz do through Will in Chapter 40?

8. In Chapter 34 what does the narrator say about Verity and the Skill and what he had tried to do about the Red Ships?

9. What does Verity ask Fitz to do and what was the end result?

10. Who comes to visit Fitz often and what does she bring him?

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