1. Why was it important to the Herd Stallion to win the duel against Stile?
(a) Because he wanted to send a message to all of the other Adepts in attendance.
(b) Because he did not want to be embarrassed in front of the herd.
(c) To earn back the pride he lost in his first encounter with the Blue Adept.
(d) Because he wanted to look good in front of Neysa.

2. What story does Stile show to the audience at the Unolympics in Chapter 6?
(a) The Blue Adept's death.
(b) His victories at the Tourney.
(c) The story of the Dragon Tooth.
(d) The Blue Adept's childhood.

3. What becomes apparent to the audience during Stile's encounter with the Herd Stallion?
(a) They are very evenly matched, and it was unlikely that there would be a winner.
(b) Stile was only going to be able to win if he used his magic.
(c) The Herd Stallion was far more powerful than Stile, and Stile did not stand a chance.
(d) Stile was far more powerful than the Herd Stallion, and was likely to win.

4. What does Stile do at the beginning of his encounter with the Herd Stallion at the Unolympics?
(a) Casts an armor spell on himself so that he will not be injured.
(b) Establishes his power using magic.
(c) Makes it known that he has no intention of winning.
(d) Tells the Herd Stallion that he will use any means necessary to win.

5. What technique does Stile teach Clef?
(a) To feel while playing.
(b) To get to know his instrument.
(c) To inhale and exhale simultaneously.
(d) To block out the noise of the audience.