A) Christopher Paolini B) George R.R. Martin C) Suzanne Collins D) J.R.R. Tolkien
A) Eragon B) Saphira C) Roran D) Brom
A) Urgal B) Dragon C) Elf D) Dwarf
A) Murtagh B) Thorn C) Oromis D) Durza
A) Naegling B) Brisingr C) Islingr D) Zar'roc
A) Durmstrang B) Galbatorix C) Darth Vader D) Voldemort
A) Angela B) Islingr C) Glaedr D) Zar'roc
A) Mentor and student B) Rivals C) Best friends D) Eragon's half-brother
A) Thorn B) Saphira C) Firnen D) Glaedr
A) Carvahall B) Ellesméra C) Teirm D) Dras-Leona
A) Glaedr B) Islanzadi C) Thorn D) Shruikan
A) Horst B) Birgit C) Elva D) Jeod
A) Orik B) Murtagh C) Brom D) Roran
A) Murtagh B) Brom C) Oromis D) Ormus
A) Arya B) Lifaen C) Glaerun D) Islanzadi
A) Nasuada B) Elva C) Ajihad D) Orrin
A) Firnen B) Thorn C) Saphira D) Glaedr
A) Katrina B) Arya C) Dwyn D) Isolda
A) Inheritance B) Eldest C) Eragon D) Brisingr
A) The Christian Science Monitor B) Bookmarks magazine C) Publishers Weekly D) SFSignal
A) The Washington Post B) Entertainment Weekly C) The Boston Globe D) Kirkus Reviews
A) Vegetarianism B) Friendship C) Forgiveness D) Responsibility
A) It highlighted the humor. B) It called it a '700-page drag.' C) It noted its originality. D) It praised the emotional depth.
A) The Christian Science Monitor B) Publishers Weekly C) School Library Journal D) Bookmarks magazine
A) Thirty B) Twenty C) Forty-one D) Fifty
A) Taxing the villages B) Stealing from the Empire C) Mining gems D) Selling magically crafted lace
A) The humor B) The originality C) The revelations in the final pages D) The pace
A) Audio format B) Ebook format C) Print only D) Interactive format
A) Rider's Oath B) Elf Naming C) Dragon Bonding D) Agaetí Blödhren
A) Train her as a Rider B) Rid her of his failed blessing C) Protect her from the Ra'zac D) Teach her magic
A) September 2006 B) August 23, 2005 C) August 23, 2006 D) September 26, 2006
A) Good and evil B) Honor, friendship, responsibility, and forgiveness C) Power, family, and maturing D) Vegetarianism
A) Surda B) The dwarf city of Tronjheim inside Farthen Dûr C) Carvahall D) Ellesméra
A) The very low points and for 'drama that rises to a wet pop.' B) The emotional depth C) The revelations in the final pages D) The humor
A) Honor, friendship, responsibility, and forgiveness B) Power, family, and maturing C) Layering themes to make the book more exciting D) Good and evil
A) Durza B) Nar Garzhvog C) The Twins D) Galbatorix
A) The Boston Globe B) SFSignal C) Bookmarks magazine D) Publishers Weekly
A) Random House B) Barnes & Noble C) Gramedia Pustaka Utama D) Gailivro
A) Publishers Weekly B) SFSignal C) The Boston Globe D) Bookmarks magazine
A) Gailivro B) Barnes & Noble C) Gramedia Pustaka Utama D) Random House
A) Barnes & Noble B) Entertainment Weekly C) The Washington Post D) The Los Angeles Times
A) September 26, 2006 B) December 25, 2006 C) January 1, 2007 D) July 8, 2008
A) Disney Adventures Book Award B) Colorado Blue Spruce Award C) British Book Award D) Quill Award in Young Adult Literature
A) Roran B) Glaedr C) Arya D) Elva
A) Entertainment Weekly B) The Christian Science Monitor C) School Library Journal D) Bookmarks magazine
A) Entertainment Weekly B) The Boston Globe C) SFSignal D) BookBrowse
A) Entertainment Weekly B) SFSignal C) The Boston Globe D) Barnes & Noble
A) Bookmarks magazine B) Entertainment Weekly C) School Library Journal D) The Christian Science Monitor |