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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through “Syl Anagist: Two” - "10: Nassun, through the fire".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What reason did Kelenli give when the tuners asked why she laughed at people's fear of her?
(a) It disguised her deep-seated sadness.
(b) She thought people only pretend to fear her as a joke.
(c) She was terrifying on purpose.
(d) When people hate you for who you are, there is nothing else you can do to change their mind.

2. Why does Essun suggest that the orogenes should stay awake all night as Castrima navigates the stone forest?
(a) Essun resents her status as an orogene and secretly thinks her people should suffer.
(b) If they defend themselves in their sleep they could accidentally harm the people around them.
(c) Orogenes can see in the dark.
(d) The orogenes' powers will work better when they are sleep deprived.

3. What did Kelenli do with the tuners before their journey?
(a) She washed the makeup off their face.
(b) She explained how important it is to keep their disguises on while they travel.
(c) She took a picture of them in their disguises.
(d) She put on a disguise just like theirs.

4. What happens to people who are too injured to keep up with the rest of Castrima?
(a) They are carried by the others.
(b) They are rolled on carts.
(c) They are forced to keep marching.
(d) They are left behind.

5. How does Essun get rid of her arm?
(a) She has Lerna heal it.
(b) She gets a prosthetic.
(c) She lets Hoa eat it.
(d) She shatters it with a sledgehammer.

Short Answer Questions

1. To what did Houwha say he felt allegiance during the field trip through Syl Anagist?

2. From where is Hoa narrating the novel?

3. What did Essun do before the beginning of the novel to upset the head woman of Castrima?

4. How did Kelenli walk among the crowd of Syl Anagist?

5. Who can understand the language first spoken by the vehimal that Nassun and Schaffa take to Corepoint?

(see the answer key)

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