2. Why does Akiva say he cannot take Karou to the portal?
(a) He has been cast out.
(b) It is guarded and she will be killed if she tries to enter.
(c) He does not know where it is.
(d) He will not be able to spend more than one day with her.

3. What is Akiva holding when Karou awakens in Chapter 31?
(a) A bowl of fruit.
(b) A diamond ring.
(c) Her knives.
(d) A bag.

4. How does Karou feel immediately after breaking the wishbone?
(a) Suspicious.
(b) Sad.
(c) Angry.
(d) Whole.

5. Who sentences Madrigal to death?
(a) Thiago.
(b) Brimstone.
(c) Issa.
(d) Akiva.

6. What do Karou and Akiva eat for breakfast in Chapter 31?
(a) Cereal.
(b) Cupcakes.
(c) Porkchops.
(d) Bread.

7. Where do Akiva and Karou eat breakfast together in Chapter 31?
(a) On the riverbank.
(b) At the art school.
(c) In her apartment.
(d) On top of the cathedral.

8. What does Akiva tell Karou about finding out who she really is in Chapter 41?
(a) She should do it in private.
(b) She should do it with Brimstone.
(c) She should do it after eating.
(d) She should not do it.

9. What does Karou tell Akiva to do when they fall out of the air after their fight?
(a) Spread his wings.
(b) Take off his shirt.
(c) Bow.
(d) Talk in Czech.

10. What relationship does Madrigal have with Brimstone?
(a) She is his lover.
(b) She is his sister.
(c) She is his page, or assistant.
(d) She is his best friend.

11. What allows Akiva to harness magic more easily than other angels?
(a) His intelligence.
(b) His pain.
(c) His singing.
(d) His muscle.

12. Who does Karou encounter in the place she wants to hide in Chapter 27?
(a) Svetla.
(b) Kaz.
(c) James.
(d) Haera.

13. Who did Razgut tell Karou was looking for her?
(a) The seraph from Morocco.
(b) Izil.
(c) Brimstone.
(d) Issa.

14. What is the most attractive feature for chimaera?
(a) Hooves.
(b) Horns.
(c) Fur.
(d) High-human aspect.

15. Why was Madrigal paired with Chiro's family?
(a) Chiro's family had paid for a slave.
(b) Chiro's family had wings, like Madrigal.
(c) Chiro's family had no female children of their own.
(d) Their families had been friends.