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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Harry fear if he accepts Nicodemus' offer?
(a) He will become like Ursiel.
(b) He will lose his powers.
(c) He will destroy all he loves.
(d) He will die anyway.

2. Why is Marcone willing to help bring down Nicodemus?
(a) To protect his investment in the shroud.
(b) He hates Nicodemus.
(c) To gain the favor of the Vatican.
(d) To insure his supremacy among the demons.

3. What does Harry pick up on the way to the meeting about the duel?
(a) Susan.
(b) Samples of the Shroud.
(c) The autopsy report on Anna.
(d) The autopsy report Butters finds.

4. Where is Cassius supposed to meet Nicodemus?
(a) Ball stadium.
(b) Regency Hotel.
(c) Train station.
(d) Airport.

5. What is the substance to be used in the duel?
(a) Balsite.
(b) Iridium.
(c) Mordite.
(d) Pyridium.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Susan instruct Martin to do when she calls him on her cell phone?

2. What does Susan notice is not lessening?

3. What choice is Harry offered?

4. What will limit the intensity of spell Harry can use to track the Shroud?

5. What does Shiro say no one can ever know?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Nicodemus offer Harry and what is Harry's reply?

2. Describe the interaction between Marcone and Harry at the charity benefit.

3. How does Harry reveal who Cassius is masquerading as, and how does Harry know to do so?

4. Describe the fight between the demons and Harry and Anna.

5. What alternative to the duel does Ortega offer Harry and what is Harry's response?

6. What does Shiro reveal to Harry?

7. What do Harry and Anna encounter when they get back to where Susan is waiting?

8. What does Susan say about the Fellowship?

9. Describe the duel between Ortega and Harry.

10. What happens when Harry and Susan jump out the car driven by Martin and what do they do?

(see the answer keys)

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