4. How are the two worlds described in the book?
(a) Two distinct worlds occupying the same space.
(b) Strangely one yet wide apart.
(c) The same.
(d) They are not described.

5. Why does Vane welcome the cold?
(a) The couches are heated.
(b) The room is so hot.
(c) He accepts it as just punishment.
(d) It helps him grow less conscious of himself.

6. Who does God send to replace Lilith?
(a) Eve.
(b) No one.
(c) The woman without a name.
(d) Sarah.

7. What does Eve do when Luva's mother refuses her?
(a) Heals Luva's mother's heart.
(b) Sends Luva to Adam.
(c) Lifts Luva onto her couch.
(d) Sends Luva to Lilith.

8. What pushes Vane through a little door?
(a) Eve.
(b) Mara.
(c) Adam.
(d) A warm hand.

9. What does Vane contemplate?
(a) His wife, Lona.
(b) His new-found oneness with all creation.
(c) His parents' bliss.
(d) His new home.

10. What does Vane fear as he bathes and eats at the palace?
(a) Drugs or enchantment.
(b) He will be thrown in the dungeon.
(c) He won't be allowed to leave.
(d) He will comitt a faux paus in front of the princess.

11. Why does Vane think the Little Ones are in danger?
(a) Because he can no longer hear their singing.
(b) Because of Vane.
(c) Because they are complaining of thirst.
(d) Because they have all grown a couple inches.

12. What would have happened had Vane given the Little Ones a little water?
(a) They would have put the Giants in their place.
(b) They would have drowned.
(c) They would kill Vane.
(d) They would be thirsty for eternity.

13. How is the man described?
(a) As a demon.
(b) As a saint.
(c) As a believing man.
(d) As a doubter.

14. Who tramples the Giants?
(a) Buffalo.
(b) Elephants.
(c) Bulls.
(d) Rhinoceroses

15. What does the monsters' hollow hold?
(a) Lies.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Placid water.
(d) Sin.