3. What is the rosebush?
(a) A lady in distress.
(b) A gardener clipping daffodils.
(c) A knight on a horse.
(d) A lady playing a piano.

4. What does Vane encounter after crossing a desert?
(a) An ocean.
(b) A forest of strange-looking trees.
(c) A steep hill.
(d) A forest of statues.

5. What does Vane throw away in disgust?
(a) A leech that attached itself to Vane.
(b) A slimy water weed.
(c) A huge, green apple.
(d) A rotten melon.

6. Where is Vane's grandfather?
(a) In the Evil Steppes.
(b) In the Sanctuary of Light.
(c) Floating on the ocean of bliss.
(d) In the Evil Wood.

7. To whose care do the Little Ones commend Vane?
(a) The moon.
(b) The angel.
(c) The sun.
(d) Venus.

8. How is Cat-Woman described?
(a) As cold.
(b) As deceitful.
(c) As ugly.
(d) As beautiful.

9. Where is Vane taken?
(a) To an underground cave.
(b) To a mountain peak.
(c) To a wretched village.
(d) To a shining bridge.

10. What does Raven speak of as he starts the chamber turning?
(a) The end of the return.
(b) How Vane's father gained enlightenment.
(c) The way of the wheel.
(d) Esoteric ideas.

11. About what are the riddles Mr. Vane hears?
(a) Opening and closing.
(b) Exit doors.
(c) Birds in flight.
(d) Fire and ice.

12. What happens to the woman when she falls?
(a) She breaks her neck.
(b) She screams out in a strange language.
(c) She chants a curse.
(d) She disintegrates into snakes and bats.

13. What is Mr. Vane just beginning to become?
(a) A sailor.
(b) A lawyer.
(c) An individual.
(d) A master.

14. What does Vane examine along the river bed?
(a) Shrubs and trees.
(b) Water nymphs.
(c) Water lilies.
(d) Gems.

15. What happens to the worms that the Raven tosses in the air?
(a) They explode.
(b) They fly away.
(c) They are eaten by Bluebirds.
(d) They land on the ground.