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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. When Rincewind asks where he and Eric are, what does he think is Urglefloggah's answer?
(a) Tsort.
(b) In a bird.
(c) In Hell.
(d) In Ankh-Morpork.

2. What do the Tezumen do with their priests at the end of the novel?
(a) Poison them.
(b) Lock them in pyramids.
(c) Give them to the Amazonian princesses.
(d) Worship them.

3. How long will it take Lavaeolus to get home after the war?
(a) Two years.
(b) Five days.
(c) Four months.
(d) Ten years.

4. What starts Tsort on fire?
(a) A magical misfire from Eric.
(b) The Luggage knocking torches out of soldier's hands.
(c) Rincewind tripping with an oil lamp.
(d) The Ephebian army.

5. Who is one of the oldest demons in Hell?
(a) Astfgl.
(b) Urglefloggah.
(c) Duke Vassanego.
(d) Vizzimuth.

Short Answer Questions

1. "A civilian was in every respect the lowest possible rank there was, coming somewhere after the regimental _______."

2. " _____ and mindless ______ is part of what being a demon is all about."

3. What breaks the treadmill in Hell?

4. What does the creator say he runs out of ideas for?

5. Why does Duke Vassenego let Rincewind and Eric escape?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Astfgl upset after asking Death if he has seen Eric and Rincewind?

2. What is different about Hell's boredom from the boredom that Rincewind likes?

3. Describe Urglefloggah.

4. Describe Hell under Astfgl's rule.

5. After contemplating whether Lavaeolus should be warned about his fate, why does Rincewind choose not to?

6. Describe Elenor.

7. Why is the man Rincewind and Eric meet in "the bill" insist on being "a creator" instead of "the Creator?"

8. Describe Lavaeolus' reunion with Rincewind and Eric.

9. What miscommunication is present between Elenor and the Ephebian army?

10. How is Astfgl instrumental in the ending of his own reign?

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