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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. Which one of the following themes is revealed in this episode?
(a) Good versus evil.
(b) Sibling rivalry.
(c) Man against nature.
(d) Reality versus fantasy.

2. Which of these characters is not attempting to help Peter?
(a) Naomi.
(b) Ben.
(c) Dennis.
(d) Flagg.

3. What is so shocking about what Peter finds?
(a) It is more than four hundred years old.
(b) It gives instructions for escape.
(c) It proves his own innocence.
(d) It was hidden there by his own father.

4. Where does Thomas wake up?
(a) In his own room.
(b) In the secret room.
(c) In the prisoner's room.
(d) In his parents' room.

5. What is Peter looking for in his father's rooms?
(a) Dragon Sand.
(b) Niner.
(c) Flagg.
(d) Foe-Hammer.

Short Answer Questions

1. What prompts everyone in the kingdom to go to bed early one night?

2. Who will help Thomas achieve his goal?

3. What has become of the Judge-General?

4. What is the prisoner using to help him escape?

5. Which of the following characters fires an arrow?

Short Essay Questions

1. What secret does Dennis reveal to Ben and Naomi?

2. Thomas has been sleepwalking. Where does he wake up and what is his reaction?

3. Why does Flagg not take any action when he gets to Peter's room and finds that Peter is gone?

4. What does the reader learn about Peyna from Dennis' visit to Peyna's house?

5. Why does Thomas find it necessary to drink himself to sleep, and why is this potentially dangerous?

6. What is one thing the rescuers and Peter have in common, and what does it foreshadow?

7. What happens during the encounter between Peter, Thomas, and Flagg in the king's sitting room?

8. How is the suspense maintained in this episode involving Peter's escape?

9. List three things that happen while Peter is imprisoned.

10. What leads Dennis to find the note Peter threw?

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