1. What is the treasure being handed over?
(a) A golden goblet containing the blood of the twins' mother.
(b) A baby with red hair.
(c) A ruby, which had been crystalized from the twins' blood.
(d) An ancient sword with mystical powers.

2. How does Azim feel about his life as a vampire?
(a) He is indifferent, but resigned to fulfilling his need for blood.
(b) He is disgusted at himself.
(c) He revels in it and participates completely.
(d) He longs every day to be human and mortal.

3. What revelation does the archeologist have on his deathbed?
(a) He finally recognizes that his benefactress was in love with him and wished to marry.
(b) He realizes he wasted his life chasing an unimportant event.
(c) That his daughter is a vampire, the descendant of the twins.
(d) He believes that his dreams have finally revealed what happened to the twins.

4. Where is Pandora headed when the reader first sees her?
(a) Into Miami, to join the nightclub scene.
(b) Into Sonoma valley, looking for her coven of vampires.
(c) Into the Himalayas, to Azim's temple.
(d) Into the jungles of Peru, looking for the cave paintings.

5. What is Mael's theory regarding the Queen's motives in killing most vampires but allowing some to live?
(a) He thinks she plans to restock the vampire community with those of the purest blood.
(b) He believes those spared are being saved to be sacrificed later in a beach ritual south of San Francisco.
(c) He believes she spares only those loved by Lestat.
(d) He speculates that the survivors have been immunized against fire, and the Queen is unable to kill them.