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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where didn't Evie spend much time?

2. How long is the course on appropriate faerie named commands?

3. What does Reth want Evie to do?

4. What did Lend say about Evie?

5. What does Evie want sometimes more than anything else in the world?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Lend react to Evie blaming herself for Lend being electrocuted a second time?

2. What was funny about Lish swearing?

3. What did Reth reveal to Evie about the poem?

4. What did Evie find ridiculous about the vampire?

5. What did Evie think about her reaction to what happened to Jacques?

6. What fascinated Evie about Lend?

7. Why was Evie torn when Reth showed up?

8. Why had Evie messed up in her summons of Reth?

9. What information does Lend tell Raquel in return for letting Evie hang out with him?

10. How did Evie and Lend pass the time after she had bought art supplies?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Although this novel's audience is teenagers, discuss whether or not this novel would be suitable for all ages. What aspects might not pass through to older generations? Explain what the ideal audience would be for this novel.

Essay Topic 2

Through essay form, give one character more depth that wasn't as developed as you would have liked. Suggest at least three ways that the character wasn't as rounded, and compare the newly improved character to the one presented in the book.

Essay Topic 3

Discuss the IPCA's utilization of faeries. If we assume faeries exist, would it be ethical to use them in the way the IPCA does? Why or why not? What, likely, would be a rationale for the utilization of faeries instead of more conventional forms of travel?

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