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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. What wakes Anita from her sleep in Chapter 27?
(a) Someone knocking on her door.
(b) Her pager beeping.
(c) Someone breaking into her apartment.
(d) The phone ringing.

2. What does Anita realize when she feels a strange wind at her back?
(a) She is going to die.
(b) Jean-Claude has arrived.
(c) The police helicopter is landing.
(d) Alejandro has given her the second mark.

3. Who joins the group's descent to see Jean-Claude in Chapter 34?
(a) Stephen.
(b) Richard.
(c) Dolph.
(d) Irving.

4. Who is waiting for Anita at her apartment in Chapter 26?
(a) Edward.
(b) Richard.
(c) Jean-Claude.
(d) Larry.

5. Where does Anita awake after passing out when she killed Alejandro?
(a) At her apartment.
(b) At the hospital.
(c) At Circus of the Damned.
(d) At Animators, Inc.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Anita refuse to allow Larry to do at the Circus of the Damned in Chapter 34?

2. Why does Anita feel pain in her leg in Chapter 41?

3. What would Anita rather die than do?

4. How old does Anita learn that Mr. Oliver is?

5. In Chapter 34, who answers the door and leads Anita and Larry downstairs to Jean-Claude?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Anita, Larry and Bert argue about at the office?

2. Describe the scene before the fight between Jean-Claude and Mr. Oliver.

3. What does Anita want to prevent Larry from doing, who agrees, and why?

4. Who is Melanie?

5. What happens when Anita shoots Melanie, and why?

6. What does Alejandro do to Anita during the fight between Jean-Claude and Mr. Oliver?

7. Why does Richard take Anita to Jean-Claude in Chapter 42, and how does she react?

8. What does Richard tell Anita when she awakes in the hospital in the final chapter?

9. What is Mr. Oliver's goal, according to what he tells Anita in Chapter 30?

10. Why is Larry eager to hunt vampires?

(see the answer keys)

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