3. What were on the sides of the vehicles of the travelers, in "The Cats of Ulthar"?
(a) Cat-humans.
(b) Fish-men.
(c) Flying elves.
(d) Dragons.

4. The narrator in "Beyond the Wall of Sleep" believes the human mind is sometimes able to visit where in sleep?
(a) Other planets.
(b) Heaven.
(c) Alternate realities.
(d) Hell.

5. What is the high priest of Sarnath writing when he dies?
(a) "Doom."
(b) "Love."
(c) "Prosperity."
(d) "Fate."

6. Where was the psychiatric patient from, in "Beyond the Wall of Sleep"?
(a) Southern Illinois.
(b) Upstate Massachusetts.
(c) Upstate New York.
(d) Western Kentucky.

7. What is the narrator to do if the Inutos gain the upper hand in the battle, in "Polaris"?
(a) Save the women and children.
(b) Light a signal fire.
(c) Burn the village.
(d) Join the battle.

8. What psychologist does the narrator cite in the opening of "The Doom that Came to Sarnath"?
(a) Sigmund Freud.
(b) Alexander Williams.
(c) Carl Jung.
(d) James Hotmore.

9. On what land, in "The White Ship," is there neither time nor space, suffering nor death?
(a) Thalarian.
(b) Cathuria.
(c) Xura.
(d) Sona-Nyl.

10. What is the name of the sailor Kurane hires, in "Celephais"?
(a) Menes.
(b) Athib.
(c) Basil.
(d) Borkrug.

11. What does the narrator long to be, but was found unworthy, in "Polaris"?
(a) A prince.
(b) A king.
(c) A shepherd.
(d) A warror.

12. What is the narrator's position in "Beyond the Wall of Sleep"?
(a) Professor.
(b) Medical internist.
(c) Secretary.
(d) Janitor.

13. Once the narrator hooks his machine to the patient, in "Beyond the Wall of Sleep," he sees a world made of what?
(a) Shadow.
(b) Darkness.
(c) Light.
(d) Gold.

14. In what land is there a vast, still lake that is fed by no stream, but out of which no stream flows, in "The Doom that Came to Sarnath"?
(a) Ib.
(b) Agar.
(c) Sarnath.
(d) Mnar.

15. Where was "Beyond the Wall of Sleep" first published?
(a) Fantasy Reader.
(b) The Amateur.
(c) Pine Cones.
(d) Reader's Digest.