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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 was Ponce Da Quirm's mistake in drinking from the Fountain of Youth?
(a) Choking on the water.
(b) Not counting to three before swallowing.
(c) Not boiling the water.
(d) Adding lemon.
2. What do the demons supply in abundance for Astfgl in his new office?
(a) Assistants.
(b) Pitchforks.
(c) Paperwork.
(d) The souls of clever men.
3. What is Eric disappointed not to find in Hell?
(a) Neuralgers.
(b) Elenor.
(c) Sirens.
(d) Succubi.
4. How does the eagle in Hell torture the man chained to a rock?
(a) Reads to him from an unsafety manual.
(b) Shows him his vacation pictures.
(c) Eats his kidneys.
(d) It tells him about his hernia operation.
5. What are Astfgl's wings made of?
(a) The screams of tortured souls.
(b) Paperwork and hedonism.
(c) Magnetism and shaped space.
(d) Warts and nasty thoughts.
Short Answer Questions
1. What kind of sandwich does the creator give to Rincewind?
2. When Rincewind asks where he and Eric are, what does he think is Urglefloggah's answer?
3. Where does Eric's magic circle transport Eric and Rincewind?
4. Where does Astfgl take Rincewind and Eric, where the other demons hang a banner that says, "Hale To Ther Cheve."
5. Why does Duke Vassenego let Rincewind and Eric escape?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is the man Rincewind and Eric meet in "the bill" insist on being "a creator" instead of "the Creator?"
2. Describe Urglefloggah.
3. What indications are present in the novel that imply Rincewind and Lavaeolus are related?
4. Why is Lavaeolus' parting phrase to Rincewind in Tsort the saddest thing Eric has ever heard?
5. Describe Duke Vassenego.
6. How is Eric's third wish fulfilled?
7. What is Duke Vassanego's plan to overthrow Astfgl?
8. What is surprising about what Eric wants to be when he grows up?
9. How are Rincewind and Eric able to leave the beginning of the universe?
10. Describe Elenor.
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