2. What does Nguyen have as proof of the existence of the sprite?
(a) A Polaroid snapshot.
(b) A potion she had made.
(c) A piece of her clothing.
(d) A videotape.

3. What does the word "Scopes" mean?
(a) Fairies who track humans.
(b) Fairy trackers attached to American satellites.
(c) Young fairies in training.
(d) Fairies who scout the movement of other fairies.

4. How old is Artemis at the beginning of this tale?
(a) 11.
(b) 9.
(c) 12.
(d) 10.

5. Why isn't Artemis afraid of the sprite?
(a) Artemis has more powerful magic.
(b) Butler has more powerful magic.
(c) Her magic is weak.
(d) Her magic is non-existent.

6. What does Artemis have to use to see the sprite?
(a) Thick glasses.
(b) Night-vision glasses.
(c) Night-vision goggles.
(d) A magnifying glass.

7. How many months have Butler and Artemis been on stake out at the Ritual sites?
(a) One year.
(b) Four months.
(c) Six months.
(d) Two years.

8. What is Artemis's main problem now that he has the translated Book?
(a) Locating a leprechaun.
(b) Convincing his mother to let him search for a fairy.
(c) Locating a rainbow.
(d) Using the magic in the Book.

9. What symbol leads Artemis to the reading of the Book?
(a) The Anubis figure.
(b) Birds.
(c) The sun.
(d) An arrow.

10. How do fairies keep from being seen?
(a) They can become invisible.
(b) They vibrate at a high frequency.
(c) They use shields.
(d) They fly away quickly.

11. Under what kind of a tree is the Ritual performed?
(a) A redwood.
(b) An ancient oak.
(c) A weeping willow.
(d) An ancient maple.

12. What genre of writing is used in the opening of the Book?
(a) Lyric.
(b) Prose.
(c) Poetry.
(d) Dialogue.

13. What is bothering Holly about the vessel she will travel in?
(a) It has never been used before.
(b) It is very small.
(c) It is broken.
(d) It is old.

14. What does Artemis promise the sprite in return for the Book?
(a) Magic.
(b) Whiskey.
(c) An antidote.
(d) Rice.

15. What place does Holly wish to visit on her trip to the Ritual site?
(a) The Eiffel Tower.
(b) The Tower of Pisa.
(c) The Blarney Stone.
(d) Disneyland, Paris.