1. What is the term used in the novel to refer to beings that are said to be part human and part demon, or the demonic counterpart of Shadowhunters, who are part human and part Angel?
(a) Vampires.
(b) Otherworlders.
(c) Mundanes.
(d) Downworlders.

2. What book is Tessa said to be halfway through reading “and finding it an excellent distraction” in Chapter 8: “That Fire of Fire”?
(a) A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
(b) A Midwinter's Tale.
(c) A Tale of Two Cities.
(d) The Castle of Otranto.

3. Aloysius Starkweather tells Charlotte in Chapter 15: “Stars, Hide Your Fires,” “In her infancy my granddaughter was replaced with a kidnapped human child, a sickly creature who died when the Marks were applied, because she was not” what?
(a) “A vampire.”
(b) “Nephilim.”
(c) “A Downworlder.”
(d) “A werewolf.”

4. When Will awakens after having fled the inn following his battle and the discovery of Jem’s death in Chapter 15: “Stars, Hide Your Fires,” he is “on the rise of a green hill, just out of sight of” what road?
(a) “The London-Cheswick road.”
(b) “The Whitecliff-Jansonville road.”
(c) “The Shrewsbury-Welshpool road.”
(d) “The Buckingham-Swinburne road.”

5. Gabriel tells the Consul in Chapter 6: “Let Darkness” that if he believes Gabriel to have committed patricide that he should feel free to take Gabriel where to be questioned?
(a) To Cair Paravel.
(b) To the Council Chambers.
(c) To the Silent City.
(d) To Chiswick.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Gabriel joins Cecily in the training room after the arrival of the Silent Brothers in Chapter 13: “The Mind Has Mountains,” he suggests they play what card game?

2. What was the name of Gideon and Gabriel’s mother in the novel?

3. The letter to the Consul at the end of Chapter 5: “A Heart Divided” is from what Inquisitor?

4. What color dress is Aloysius Starkweather’s granddaughter wearing in the novel’s Prologue?

5. Who is the author of the novel Jane Eyre that is alluded to in Chapter 14: “Parabatai”?

(see the answer key)

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