1. What area of San Francisco does Raffe tell Penryn to drive to in Chapter 26?
(a) Chinatown.
(b) Buena Vista.
(c) The financial district.
(d) The museum district.

2. What are the men wearing that follow the dogs in Chapter 14?
(a) Black uniforms.
(b) Green uniforms.
(c) White uniforms.
(d) Camouflage uniforms.

3. As Penryn changes clothes in the SUV and looks out at the people around the car, she notes, “Funny I still think of men like that as homeless even though none of us have homes anymore. They were probably South of Market hipsters back in the day. The day being” when?
(a) “Only five days ago.”
(b) "Only two years ago."
(c) “Only six months ago.”
(d) "Only a couple of months ago."

4. What happened to the angels stationed on Earth that married human women and had hybrid children, according to Raffe in Chapter 25?
(a) They were banished to Mount Olympus.
(b) They were promoted to God’s Messengers.
(c) They were banished to live on Earth forever.
(d) They were condemned to the Pit until Judgment Day.

5. In Chapter 16, Penryn narrates, “I've been casually trying to collect information on the angels just in case it might come in handy. The hope of an organized resistance, though, went up in smoke along with” what cities?
(a) "San Francisco and Miami."
(b) "Paris and Rome."
(c) "Las Vegas and New York."
(d) "New York and Washington, D.C."

Short Answer Questions

1. The narrator says in Chapter 16 as Raffe and Penryn are tied up, “The moonlight filtering through the window is bright enough to show the leader watching Raffe with the intensity of a wolf watching” what?

2. The albino angel in the bathroom refers to Raffe by what name in Chapter 31?

3. Which of Paige’s friends is described as a “quadriplegic who needed a pump to keep him breathing” in Chapter 31?

4. How tall does Penryn say she is in Chapter 5?

5. What California region does Penryn live in with her mother and sister in the beginning of the novel?

(see the answer key)

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