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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where is Destruction when we first see him in this book?
(a) On a cloud.
(b) In a cave.
(c) On the roof of a building.
(d) Next to the ocean.

2. Where does Delirium go after talking with the vagrant woman at the beginning of the book?
(a) A gay bar.
(b) A library.
(c) A train station.
(d) A large party.

3. Why does Dream say he is setting out to find Destruction?
(a) To forget about Nada.
(b) To restore order.
(c) To spend time with his sister.
(d) To improve his character.

4. What is the Alderman checking when he first appears in the book?
(a) His children's bedrooms.
(b) His death traps.
(c) His calendar and schedule.
(d) His reports.

5. What does Destruction say will end his time on Earth?
(a) When magic is no longer valued.
(b) When faith ceases to inspire.
(c) When humans learn responsibility.
(d) When humans connect energy and matter.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Delirium have trouble doing when her identity changed?

2. Where does Delirium meet with Farrell?

3. What does Ruby do while watching TV in her first motel room?

4. What book in the series does this one pick up after?

5. What is the name of Abel's pet?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Farrell now, and who did he used to be?

2. What happens to Etain the first time we see her in this book?

3. How does Bernie die?

4. What happens to Delirium after talking to the vagrant woman in London?

5. How was Delirium comforted during her transition?

6. What are Destruction and Barnabas doing when we first see them?

7. What is happening at the back room of Destruction's house, and what is this supposed to mean?

8. Describe the last interchange between Despair and Destruction before he disappeared.

9. What does Destruction say will end his age on earth?

10. What does Matthew talk to Lucien about when he first meet him?

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