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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 41-47.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Raffe says in Chapter 13, “I never kid about my demigod status,” Penryn responds by telling him, “You are nothing but” what?
(a) "A monster in a cape."
(b) "A demon in a clown suit."
(c) "A traveling curiosity."
(d) "A bird with an attitude."

2. What is the main course in the room service that Raffe’s ordered while Penryn was showering in Chapter 32?
(a) Boneless short ribs.
(b) Filet mignon.
(c) Texas beef brisket.
(d) Roasted duck.

3. The scanty dress that Raffe hands Penryn to change into in the SUV reminds her of a dress she borrowed from what friend when she talked her into going clubbing with her in Chapter 26?
(a) Rachel.
(b) Lisa.
(c) Sarah.
(d) Misty.

4. 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?
(a) "A rabbit."
(b) "A sheep."
(c) "A deer."
(d) "The moon."

5. Raffe says in Chapter 16 that Obadiah in the Bible was said to have done what?
(a) "Nailed Jesus to the cross."
(b) "Hid the prophets from prosecution."
(c) "Parted the Red Sea."
(d) "Followed and persecuted Judas for his betrayal."

Short Answer Questions

1. The Tweedle brother tells Penryn as she enters the aerie’s underground garage that she needs to get out of there in how much time in Chapter 35?

2. What does Penryn grab from a table and hurl at the angel in the science lab, cutting him on the neck, in Chapter 38?

3. In Chapter 21, Penryn says that about a dozen soldiers had run toward the scream. Now, as she stands by the hiding place where she stored the wings with Raffe, how many soldiers does she see still standing?

4. What color are Laylah’s eyes described as in Chapter 32?

5. Why is Penryn unable to find a tree to climb to escape the dogs in Chapter 14?

(see the answer key)

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