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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. How does Rincewind get his directions as to what to do to help get rid of the sourcerer after he meets Conina?
2. What does Carding tell the Patrician when he is transported to the Great Hall?
3. What are the wizards drinking at the feast?
4. What does Hakardly rise up against?
5. What do Carding and Spelter attempt to do to each other after Coin first arrives?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Coin first create when he challenges Billias?
2. What is the Luggage made of and how does it feel about its master?
3. How do Conina and Rincewind get the Magnificent Hat back after it is taken from them at The Troll's Head?
4. How does Spelter's feeling change in regard to Coin, and what does he do about it?
5. What does Rincewind tell Conina about what he would like to see his future hold?
6. How do Carding and Spelter feel about Coin after seeing his first feats?
7. How do the townspeople react when the wizards enter the streets and announce they are now ruling the city?
8. What does the Magnificent Hat tell Rincewind and Conina that they must do?
9. How does the Magnificent Hat convince Conina and Rincewind to get on the boat and go far from the Unseen University?
10. What does Conina tell Rincewind about her father and herself?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What are the dynamics of the relationship between Coin and Ipslore (the staff)? How is the relationship destructive for Coin? How does he battle against it? How does he win? Is the reader sympathetic to him all the way through the novel or only after certain discoveries?
Essay Topic 2
What changes does Coin bring to Ankh-Morpork from the moment that he arrives to the moment that he leaves? What destruction has been caused because of these changes?
Essay Topic 3
What role does Death play in the novel? What about him is typical of the Death character as seen in other literature, and what is different?
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