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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 missing when unexpected thread falls on Southern Weyr when F'lar is visiting?
(a) T'bor
(b) Brekke
(c) Kylara
(d) Mirrim
2. What does F'lar notice during the threadfall on Southern?
(a) the thread is green
(b) the grubs eat thread
(c) the threads drown in the ocean
(d) the thread doesn't burn
3. What about Brekke and Canth amazes F'nor?
(a) Canth will let Brekke ride him
(b) they are sleeping side-by-side
(c) they can communicate
(d) they are both muddy
4. Why is F'lar hung over at the beginning of Chapter 7?
(a) it was his birthday the day before
(b) he drank with Robinton the night before
(c) he was at a celebration
(d) he isn't hung over
5. Where do Felessan and Jaxom go when they run off?
(a) to find fire lizard klutches
(b) to see Felessan's living quarters
(c) to get something to drink
(d) to see dragon eggs
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Kylara think Lessa is a fool?
2. What is the name of Brekke's queen?
3. What can dragons do that is unique and valuable?
4. What do the dragons need to eat in order to spew flames?
5. Who are the parents of Brekke's dragon?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Brekke think about women and fighting dragons?
2. What does Mnementh do before they go home and what happens when F'lar and Mnementh go home?
3. How does T'ron steer the meeting and what is finally settled?
4. What does Terry tell F'lar about the old records and what does F'lar suggest?
5. How do Kylara and Prideth feel about T'bor?
6. How does F'lar feel about the Oldtimers?
7. How does F'nor impress a fire lizard?
8. What does Robinton think about composing a song about dragons. How are dragons and humans matched and what can dragons do that's so special?
9. Why is F'nor and Canth sleepy?
10. When the eggs begin to hatch what does Kylara tell Meron and his men?
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