Street Magic Trivia Quiz

Answer: 4 foot, 7 inches

"Say kid, how do you do it?" Briar asked, his curiosity getting the better of him."Make their magic light up like that?" The girl spun to face him, as wary as a wild animal. She was a foot shorter than Briar's five feet seven inches, and she looked to be about nine or ten. -Street Magic-

Answer: Black

Wisps of black hair stuck out from under the dirty scarf wrapped around her head. She wore a long tunic and trousers of unguessable color, aged and speckled with holes. Even though it was autumn, she was barefoot.

Answer: jade-eyed boy

Evvy had been following him home from Golden House.She had said that he showed he was a eknub(foreigner), because he didn't even look up at the roofs where she was. Anyone who was not clearly a outsider or a thief, could use them. He ran across them, chasing Evvy the next day, but a lady stopped him, and dumped dirty water on him.

Answer: True

She was the picture of a Chammuran noblewoman in wide skirts, head veil, and draped sari, all made of expensive maroon silk embroidered in gold at the hems.Obedient to custom, she wore a silk veil before her male guests, but the gold fabric was so sheer that her nose ring and the fine gold chain that hung between it and her earring were visible, as was her crimsom lip paint.

Answer: Sajiv

Sajiv had gotten his noserig torn out, and had gotten burned by Evvy.
She considered it two errors, even though it was not his fault. When he told her this, her mute choked him. She later killed Orlana.

Answer: Stone magic

Evvy was tested for magic, but it turned up negative. her mom sold her, and Evvy escaped her master, by using her magic to weaken the collor around her neck.

Answer: No

He was going to be her teacher, but she turned him down, because she didn't like him. Since he scared all the other stone mages out of the place, Briar had to teach her.

Answer: 7

There were indeed seven, all as thin as Evvy. They came in a mixed bag of colors: blue-gray with apricot patches, brown-black with orange patches, two brown masks and feet with gold fur, two cinnamon masks and feet with gold fur, black-and-white.

Answer: Yes

"You thought me living in the takameri's house would be good yesterday."-Evvy Is this how parents live, Briar thought a bit wildly, as frustrated by his own lack of answers as he was her questions. Do kids go on asking the same questions even after the answers changed? Do they question every thing out of a person's mouth? "I changed my mind, he retorted.

Answer: Q

"Q is for Quartz!" she cried gleefully as her camel gave her a reproachful glare. In her hand she held the surprise Briar had left her for when she got that far: not a single stone, but a cloth strip to which six small quartz stones were fixed."Crystal, blue, rose, green, smoky, and roo-rootle - rulated!"