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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 are the Glashtyn?
(a) Men with jackal heads.
(b) Women with eagle heads.
(c) Men with horses' heads.
(d) Women with ostrich heads.

2. What is one choice September can make?
(a) To gain great riches.
(b) To quit and go home.
(c) To lose her way.
(d) To choose nothing.

3. Why is the wedding between Ghiyath the Jann and Rabab the Marid mentioned?
(a) It is used as an example why marriage is a disaster.
(b) To show what the perfect couple is like.
(c) It is used as an example why marriage is wonderful.
(d) It is shown on a newsreel.

4. Who is disguised as a giant gargoyle?
(a) The Duck.
(b) The Marquess.
(c) Betsy Basilstock.
(d) The Sandman.

5. Who is Penny?
(a) A velo who is not working.
(b) A rescued changling.
(c) A dog cat robot.
(d) A rescued farthling.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does September do with the Spoon?

2. What does The Marquess offer September?

3. What are the names of two women September encounters?

4. What did the creature that wakes September memorize?

5. Who returns to the Briary?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where does the red carpet lead September and Ell and what do they watch?

2. What is September contemplating when interrupted by the Marquess, and what does the Marquess say about September's journey?

3. What does September decide about Saturday; what does Iago decide about Ell and what is Ell's response?

4. Where is September swimming and what is the shore like when she gets to it?

5. How does September leave home and what does she leave behind?

6. Describe the exchange between the Marquess and September concerning the Spoon.

7. Where does Ell say he will go with her and why will he do so?

8. How does September lose her shadow?

9. What do September and Ell ask the guardian of Pandemonium and how does the Guardian guide them?

10. Why does Betsy allow September to enter but not her companions?

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