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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 Susan arrives home, who taps on her window before entering?
(a) A woodpecker.
(b) The Death of Rats and the Raven.
(c) A clown.
(d) A circus trainer.

2. What does Death give to Corporal Nobbs and Constable Visit?
(a) The match girl.
(b) A little boy.
(c) A sled.
(d) A present.

3. What does Susan realize that the wizards call into being?
(a) Things they like to eat.
(b) Things they want revenge on.
(c) Things they like to wear.
(d) Things that they have an element of belief in.

4. Who is worried by the violence of the traveling group organized by Mr. Teatime?
(a) Susan.
(b) Hogfather.
(c) Death.
(d) Sideney.

5. What does Albert say about the child at the next stop?
(a) Her wish is okay.
(b) Her wish is abnormal.
(c) His wish is cruel.
(d) His wish is acceptable.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Susan drag the eight-armed, hairy monster when she comes out of the cellar?

2. Who pulls out a tin of magic dust to clear through the rubble?

3. Who helps Ernie stand up after being stabbed?

4. What are some similar characteristics that Susan and Death share.

5. What happens when the wizards tease one wizard about losing hair?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Mr. Teatime do in order to transport his mercenaries?

2. What is ironic about Bilious's role as the God of Hangovers?

3. What does Teatime's group show that worries Sideney?

4. What does Susan discover in the books about the Hogfather in Death's library?

5. What happens in the Maul that disturbs Vernon Crumley?

6. What does Ridcully see when he pulls out the crystal ball?

7. Who appears in Biers? What does he say to Susan?

8. What does the Death of Rats learn about the Hogfather?

9. What is unusual about this Hogswatch?

10. What does Ridcully discover about the old shower that was previously boarded up?

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