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Quiz about Ssalia and the Dragons of Avienot
Quiz about Ssalia and the Dragons of Avienot

Ssalia and the Dragons of Avienot Quiz


If you think you know all about Ssalia the snake girl's adventure, try answering these questions about Tammy Spahn's fantasy debut novel, "Ssalia and the Dragons of Avienot". Good luck!

A multiple-choice quiz by Vellidragon. Estimated time: 6 mins.
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Author
Vellidragon
Time
6 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
357,042
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Tough
Avg Score
6 / 10
Plays
88
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Question 1 of 10
1. The Great Farloss, the magician of the travelling circus, sure can do some impressive magic tricks! One of them involves using a magic powder to transform things (or people!) into something else. After sprinkling it on an object, what does one need to do for the powder to do its job? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. Ssalia's travel across the sea didn't go quite as planned! She wakes up from unconsciousness in the care of Frynnik, a young man of a species much unlike hers. As she examines the stranger, what is the first thing she notices about him? Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. After venturing through a forest, Ssalia encounters a kindly old gardener, who presents her with a weapon to carry in the dangerous wilderness to scare potential attackers away. What is this weapon called? Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. Things are not looking good for Ssalia when an invisible fiend injects her with a harmful substance. According to the lore keeper, what do the vile "unseen" call this substance? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. Baragad, the lore keeper, has led Ssalia to his library, but it's very dark inside. Good thing the keeper can provide light with the gem affixed to the staff he wields! But how does he make it glow? Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. In the land of Khârod, Ssalia and her companions come into contact with the barbarians who dwell in this land. Among other beasts, the wild people are accompanied by large, white lizards. What are these reptiles called? Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. The dragoness Vellisia and her friends have invited Ssalia to tell them her story. As she proceeds to do so, there is something in Ssalia's tale that greatly amuses Vellisia's little brother, Ri'nan. What is it? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. When Ssalia and her friend ask the dragon Harak'eth for shelter, he lets them stay in his beautiful house for a while. In their bedroom upstairs, they find a stone table standing in the centre, with something placed on top of it. What is it that graces the table? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. Back in Sserendon, a battalion of soldiers arrives, their standard-bearer displaying the kingdom's banner. Said banner depicts a kind of fantastical tree that can also be found growing in the city of Sserendon. What is this tree called? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. When Frynnik and Ssalia are ready to go back home, they each receive a parting gift from the dragon Harak'eth. Ssalia obtains a souvenir to give to her little brother at home, but what does Frynnik receive? Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. The Great Farloss, the magician of the travelling circus, sure can do some impressive magic tricks! One of them involves using a magic powder to transform things (or people!) into something else. After sprinkling it on an object, what does one need to do for the powder to do its job?

Answer: Think of a transformation - nothing else is required

The magic powder transforms whatever it is sprinkled on into what its user is thinking of. The Great Farloss mumbles alleged magic words while using it, but Ssalia discovers that they are just for show - the powder works without any magic words or movements!
2. Ssalia's travel across the sea didn't go quite as planned! She wakes up from unconsciousness in the care of Frynnik, a young man of a species much unlike hers. As she examines the stranger, what is the first thing she notices about him?

Answer: His yellow skin colour

Frynnik is a member of the shore tribe of Gyvna, who look very different from the snake people. When Ssalia sees Frynnik next to the bed she wakes up in, she first takes note of his yellow skin, then his small nose and eyes, his lack of scales and finally the seashell on his head.
3. After venturing through a forest, Ssalia encounters a kindly old gardener, who presents her with a weapon to carry in the dangerous wilderness to scare potential attackers away. What is this weapon called?

Answer: Slasher

When she visits his house, the kind old gardener presents Ssalia with a bladed weapon called a slasher, which has a wooden handle and teeth lining its sides like a saw blade. It comes with a sheath to carry it in.
4. Things are not looking good for Ssalia when an invisible fiend injects her with a harmful substance. According to the lore keeper, what do the vile "unseen" call this substance?

Answer: Their essence

The invisible unseen inject victims with their "essence", a powerful poison. Though primarily intended to weaken its victim to persuade them to join the unseen, it can also be lethal in larger doses, as the lore keeper explains.
5. Baragad, the lore keeper, has led Ssalia to his library, but it's very dark inside. Good thing the keeper can provide light with the gem affixed to the staff he wields! But how does he make it glow?

Answer: He taps on the gem twice

When the lore keeper taps on the jade stone on his staff twice, it begins to glow, filling the room with a green light that is only as bright as needed in order to see.
6. In the land of Khârod, Ssalia and her companions come into contact with the barbarians who dwell in this land. Among other beasts, the wild people are accompanied by large, white lizards. What are these reptiles called?

Answer: Têrkisin

The great white lizards are called the têrkisin; Chieftain Genevâr mentions them as an example of a species his tribe has tamed. Others are the bird scouts known as feânokin and the henôrin, or katoblepa, which pull the barbarians' carriages.
7. The dragoness Vellisia and her friends have invited Ssalia to tell them her story. As she proceeds to do so, there is something in Ssalia's tale that greatly amuses Vellisia's little brother, Ri'nan. What is it?

Answer: Her report about the gardener and his talking flowers

When Ssalia tells the young dragons about her journey, Ri'nan is greatly amused by her account of the plant-like gardener and his talking flowers, but is scared when she speaks of the villainous unseen.
8. When Ssalia and her friend ask the dragon Harak'eth for shelter, he lets them stay in his beautiful house for a while. In their bedroom upstairs, they find a stone table standing in the centre, with something placed on top of it. What is it that graces the table?

Answer: A statuette made of crystals

Ssalia notices a stone table in the centre of the guest bedroom, which has a statuette made of shiny red and orange crystals on top of it. The sculpture depicts a fiery bird that Ssalia identifies as a rare and beautiful phoenix.
9. Back in Sserendon, a battalion of soldiers arrives, their standard-bearer displaying the kingdom's banner. Said banner depicts a kind of fantastical tree that can also be found growing in the city of Sserendon. What is this tree called?

Answer: Fend

The banner of Sserendon shows a crowned "fend" in gold on white. Fendwood trees can also be found growing in arboreta within the city walls; the gardner's way leads between them.
10. When Frynnik and Ssalia are ready to go back home, they each receive a parting gift from the dragon Harak'eth. Ssalia obtains a souvenir to give to her little brother at home, but what does Frynnik receive?

Answer: A blowgun carved from wood

From Harak'eth, Frynnik receives a blowgun carved from a crimson red kind of wood that he cannot identify, decorated with golden symbols. He later obtains a whistle in the shape of a conch shell from Captain Ssorgon.
Source: Author Vellidragon

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