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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. Where is Miro reunited with his family?
2. What does Jane know about Qing-jao?
3. Who writes as Locke?
4. What is the greatest honor for Qing-jao's father?
5. What is Wang-mu's ancient namesake?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Gloriously Bright implicate Demosthenes?
2. Why does Han-Fei-Tsu make a promise he fears he cannot keep?
3. Why does the theory of relativity pose such a problem to Valentine and Jakt?
4. What is the significance of Han and Qing-jao's paper offerings to Jiang-qing?
5. What does Qing-jao realize about the common people as a result of Wang-mu?
6. What is to be noted about Valentine and her relationship to her husband, Jakt?
7. Qing-jao's behavior once again leads Wang-mu to question the gods. Why?`
8. How is Jane considered to be a living being?
9. What does Jiang-qing believe is particularly responsible for Han's doubt of the gods?
10. Why does Qing-jao want so desperately to wash the grease from her hands?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Compare and contrast the will to live and the right to life. How are they different? How are they similar? How can one aid the other? How is one not possible without the other?
Essay Topic 2
How does social structure and morality prevent an ordinary person from creating a bloodthirsty mob? How could the same social structure be turned on its head and turn normal, good people into bloodthirsty murderers? Where do you think this may have happened in the past? How could it be prevented in the future?
Essay Topic 3
Why is it a threat to Qing-jao that her father tell everyone it was her who found the fleet? Why do you think this is of social significance? How do you think that the Congress would react to such outbursts on Path? Justify your answer using quotes from the book.
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