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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who is the longest-surviving lodger at the Lodging House for Respectable Working Men?
(a) Tuttle Scrope.
(b) Mr. Slant.
(c) Mr. Mackleduff.
(d) Rufus Drumknott.
2. At his interview with Wuffles, William wants an iconograph to prove that he has talked with Wuffles to be taken back at the Times, for how much money?
(a) $80.
(b) $40.
(c) $100.
(d) $50.
3. How many thugs does William's father summon to take William away in the end of the novel?
(a) Four.
(b) Six.
(c) Five.
(d) Seven.
4. A priest from the Om temple and an enormous nun named ______________ offer assistance in dispersing the crowd attempting to pass off dogs for the reward at the Times.
(a) Sister Wanda.
(b) Sister James.
(c) Sister Jennifer.
(d) Sister Jackson.
5. An old priest interrupts the incognito Pin and Tulip and gets into a discussion with Tulip about ___________.
(a) A golden spoon.
(b) A wooden bowl.
(c) A sacred book.
(d) A silver candlestick.
6. Who sells Pin and Tulip a Times when they leave Biers Bar?
(a) Harry King.
(b) Tuttle Scrope.
(c) Foul Ole Ron.
(d) Mr. Slant.
7. Who steals Pin's potato as Death makes Pin disappear in a flash of blue light?
(a) The Death Bats.
(b) The Death Rats.
(c) The Death Trolls.
(d) The Death Shadows.
8. The dwarfs believe that using black light for iconography is bad luck, but the Times iconographer justifies it using what theory?
(a) Time-Space Theory.
(b) Temporal Relevance Theory.
(c) Juxtaposition of Space Theory.
(d) Quantum Theory.
9. Standing in the circle of chairs, Slant reports the missing dog but discounts its importance to whom?
(a) Himself.
(b) The Watch.
(c) It's owner.
(d) Sgt. Angua von Überwald.
10. What does Dibbler generally fall back on selling when his other entrepreneurial efforts fail?
(a) Hot sausages-inna-bun.
(b) Leather gloves.
(c) Sweet potato sausages.
(d) Hot potato cakes.
11. After the destruction of the printing press, William considers he cannot afford another because he still owes money to whom?
(a) Gunilla.
(b) Sacharissa.
(c) Harry King.
(d) Otto.
12. From whom does William borrow scales?
(a) Otto Chriek.
(b) Dr. A. A. Dinwiddie.
(c) Cpl. Nobby Nobbs.
(d) Mrs. Arcanum.
13. When was Terry Pratchett born?
(a) 1948.
(b) 1950.
(c) 1942.
(d) 1961.
14. What does William imply to Vimes that Scrope's business is actually manufacturing?
(a) Bombs.
(b) Guns.
(c) Sex toys.
(d) Hats.
15. When Trixiebell and Deep Bone accompany William back to the print shed, Pin and Tulip are waiting, demanding to see whom?
(a) Sacharissa.
(b) Vetinari.
(c) Wuffles.
(d) Otto.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who declares that people find true only that which promotes survival and what is important to one is dull to others after the dwarf fight at the Times headquarters?
2. William offers a reward of how much for the Patrician's dog, figuring that he might need to be on the Watch's good side?
3. What is the real identity of the enormous nun who assists in dispersing the crowd attempting to pass off dogs for the reward at the Times?
4. While at the de Worde Estate, what does William demand that Father do, lest William publish everything that he has just recorded on he Dis-organizer?
5. When Vetinari invites the Times to a party at the end of the novel, William convinces Vetinari to attend and promote whose daughter's marriage?
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