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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 Lin do for a living?
(a) She is a prostitute.
(b) She is an artist.
(c) She is a model.
(d) She is a teacher.
2. What day of the week does Lin celebrate her new commission from Mr. Motley?
(a) Saturday.
(b) Sunday.
(c) Wednesday.
(d) Friday.
3. What is the name of the town where Isaac lives?
(a) New Wobuzon.
(b) New Dobuzon.
(c) New Bobuzon.
(d) New Crobuzon.
4. Which of the following couples is the slake moth's next victim?
(a) A prostitute and her customer.
(b) A mother and her infant child.
(c) An old woman and her dog.
(d) A barman and his patron.
5. How does Vermishank die?
(a) He is eaten by a slake moth.
(b) He is shot.
(c) He is stabbed.
(d) He is hit by a car.
Short Answer Questions
1. At which restaurant does Lin host her celebratory dinner?
2. What type of insect does Isaac find in his bed when he wakes up in the morning?
3. What subject does Isaac study in depth to help with his new assignment, Yagharek?
4. When were Yagharek's wings damaged?
5. Where is Isaac when his slake moth finally emerges from its cocoon?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why are Lublamaie and David irritated with Isaac at the laboratory?
2. What does the grub look like when it emerges from its pupa?
3. What has changed about Isaac's construct during the time it was away?
4. How do the Garudas react when Isaac comes to visit them in the Sputter?
5. What are the details of Dr. Barbile's death?
6. Why does David find himself in Room 17 of Spit Hearth?
7. Why does Isaac suddenly set all his winged laboratory creatures free?
8. What is a mafadet and where does Isaac encounter one?
9. What strange trade does Mayor Rudgutter make with the Weaver in exchange for his services?
10. What does Lin tell Isaac she must purchase for her in the morning of the novel's first chapter?
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