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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 does Eric want to be when he grows up?
(a) Eunuch.
(b) Wizard.
(c) Succubus.
(d) Soldier.
2. How is the Tsortean army defending the central citadel?
(a) By throwing rocks.
(b) With a wooden horse.
(c) With archers.
(d) By not answering the door.
3. What in Tsort leads Lavaeolus, Rincewind and Eric into the center of the citadel?
(a) Secret passageway.
(b) Elenor.
(c) An underground river.
(d) The Luggage.
4. How far away does Lavaeolus live from Tsort?
(a) One thousand, one hundred and thirty-eight kilometers.
(b) Forty two miles.
(c) Two hundred miles.
(d) 500 kilometers.
5. What is peculiar about the Road to Hell?
(a) It leads to the underground sewers of Ankh-Morpork.
(b) It's decorated in paperwork.
(c) It is more of an animal track than a road.
(d) It is paved with good intentions.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Eric call "what you get when there's nothing left and everything's been used up?"
2. What makes far better strategists than cauliflower-eared sword-swingers?
3. What is Lavaeolus afraid of?
4. Urglefloggah doesn't think _____ people would last more than five minutes in hell.
5. Who is Urglefloggah?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Astfgl so desperate to find Rincewind and Eric?
2. Describe Hell's demons.
3. How is Eric's third wish fulfilled?
4. What is Lavaeolus' fate?
5. What brings about the destruction of Tsort?
6. Why is Lavaeolus' parting phrase to Rincewind in Tsort the saddest thing Eric has ever heard?
7. Why is the man Rincewind and Eric meet in "the bill" insist on being "a creator" instead of "the Creator?"
8. Describe "the bill" where Rincwind and Eric are transported after leaving Tsort.
9. What indications are present in the novel that imply Rincewind and Lavaeolus are related?
10. How does the large treadmill fit in with Astfgl's hell?
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