1. What is the clue that the archeologist scrawls on a piece of paper as he dies?
(a) "Beware the blood of a red-haired woman."
(b) "Rubies are buried beneath the cave paintings."
(c) "In the jungles--walking."
(d) "Twins ate their mother's heart."

2. The idea that Mekare is alive and sending the dreams causes what emotions among the older vampires?
(a) A certain dread about her purpose in sending the dreams.
(b) Joy that she is alive and apparently coming to see them.
(c) Annoyance that their sleep has been so badly disturbed the past 10 nights.
(d) Apprehension that she will join ranks with their enemies.

3. What does the archeologist tell his patron when she arrives in Rio?
(a) That the twins are still alive, imprisoned in the jungle.
(b) Nothing, he realizes she was a vampire with evil intent.
(c) Nothing, he has already died.
(d) That she would live forever, if she could find the twins' ruby.

4. What is the subject of the cave drawings?
(a) Palestinian twins, thought to be the matriarchs of the Lost Tribes of Israel.
(b) The arrest of twin redheads, the daughters of a prominent politician.
(c) Red-headed twin girls, who appear to be mourning the death of another woman.
(d) A hunt in the jungles of Brazil for mysterious vampire twins.

5. Why does Khayman decide to go to the live concert in San Francisco?
(a) Because he has no friends and nowhere else to go.
(b) Because he hears Lestat's music.
(c) Because he has always wanted to ride the cable cars.
(d) Because he thinks it will be his generation's Woodstock.