1. Penryn describes the houses outside of town that she and Raffe ransack for food as being largely hidden behind what kind of trees in Chapter 13?
(a) Birch trees.
(b) Redwood trees.
(c) Willow trees.
(d) Maple trees.

2. Next to the half-eaten family, Penryn discovers a bouquet of what wild sprigs in Chapter 12?
(a) Pansies and orchids.
(b) Juniper and hyssop.
(c) Daisies and roses.
(d) Rosemary and sage.

3. When Raffe is captured in Chapter 14, Penryn thinks to herself, “Forget plans. I don’t have enough information to formulate a plan.” What instead does she say “will have to do”?
(a) "Improvisation."
(b) "My mind."
(c) "My instincts."
(d) "Luck."

4. How many men follow in pursuit of the dogs after Raffe has put Penryn in the tree and disappeared down the hill in Chapter 14?
(a) 10.
(b) 2.
(c) 8.
(d) 5.

5. 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 deer."
(b) "The moon."
(c) "A rabbit."
(d) "A sheep."

Short Answer Questions

1. As Penryn inwardly negotiates her options in Chapter 17, she realizes that if Raffe “tells the other angels and they kill off the movement, I'll be the” what “of my kind”?

2. When Raffe says in Chapter 13, “I never kid about my demigod status,” Penryn responds by telling him, “You are nothing but” what?

3. The photographs in the CEO’s office where Penryn has put the wounded angel are described as black and white pictures of what setting in Chapter 6?

4. What color is Penryn’s hair described as in Chapter 15?

5. What happens to Paige’s wheelchair, forcing Penryn to leave it behind in Chapter 13?

(see the answer key)

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