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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Calliope refers to Dream by which name?
(a) Dream.
(b) Lord Shaper.
(c) Morpheus.
(d) Oneiros.

2. What does Dream give to the boy to find his way?
(a) Candle.
(b) Jellyfish.
(c) Guidance.
(d) Map.

3. Who remains by Dream's side while he waits to see the family?
(a) Gilbert.
(b) Lucien.
(c) Alex.
(d) Matthew.

4. Rosie tells her brother that she is _____.
(a) Going to the wake.
(b) Leaving.
(c) Enrolling in college.
(d) Pregnant.

5. Which member of the family speaks first?
(a) Death.
(b) Delirium.
(c) Destiny.
(d) Despair.

6. The chapter begins with people gathering at the house of ______.
(a) Sorrow.
(b) Mourning.
(c) Remembrance.
(d) Blues.

7. What was the name of Calliope's son?
(a) Archimedes.
(b) Achilles.
(c) Rasputin.
(d) Orpheus.

8. Supposedly Abel smells like which food?
(a) Onions.
(b) Limburger cheese.
(c) Rotten tomatoes.
(d) Cabbage.

9. What is Hob's real first name?
(a) Robert.
(b) Anthony.
(c) Richard.
(d) Alexander.

10. Who is scheduled to speak after Delirium?
(a) Hippogriff.
(b) Matthew.
(c) Lucien.
(d) Cain.

11. The sentry stands on the Bridge of ___.
(a) Ice.
(b) Souls.
(c) Hope.
(d) Fire.

12. Who speaks of her relationship with Dream and the loss of her son?
(a) Calliope.
(b) Lyta.
(c) Bast.
(d) Duma.

13. Mad Hettie has a talk with which character?
(a) Hob.
(b) Gilbert.
(c) Lucien.
(d) Alex.

14. The creature must venture into _____ to retrieve the item.
(a) Mausoleum.
(b) Crypt.
(c) Tomb.
(d) Catacombs.

15. Who tells Dream he must not attend the funeral?
(a) Lucien.
(b) Eblis.
(c) Hippogriff.
(d) Matthew.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is noticeably absent from the gathering?

2. Who refuses to believe that Dream is dead?

3. Gods will "mock your passage down the _____ river."

4. Which word is not used to describe Abel?

5. What word best describes the mood in the mausoleum?

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