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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the interrupter become after abandoning Raven?
(a) The Queen of Hell.
(b) The Princess of the Animal kingdom.
(c) The Queen of Heaven.
(d) The Princess of choices.

2. What does Life become?
(a) A way to be.
(b) A new dimension.
(c) A way to see.
(d) A cosmic holiday.

3. What does Raven agree with Vane as far as the Little Ones are concerned?
(a) They do not need Vane.
(b) They are way ahead of Vane.
(c) They only pretend goodness.
(d) They know their names.

4. Why does Vane not know his mother at first?
(a) She is an infant.
(b) She is in a different incarnation.
(c) She has a sheet over her face.
(d) She is getting younger.

5. For what does the woman of Bulika push?
(a) An attack on the city.
(b) Having her baby kept by the Little Ones.
(c) Making peace with the city.
(d) The Little Ones being adopted by couples in the city.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Raven say is Vane's most foolish act?

2. Who does God send to replace Lilith?

3. With what are the Little Ones plagued?

4. What has the desert become?

5. Towards what do Vane and Lona climb?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Lilith get her hand unclenched and what happens to her?

2. What does Lilith do in the desert and what does she demand?

3. What does Lona tell Vane has happened since he was last there?

4. Describe the garret and mirror.

5. How does Vane bond with a magnificent horse and what does he do with the horse?

6. Describe the Fugitive Mother, who is the one who pushes for an attack on the city.

7. Who pushes for an attack on the city and what is Vane's response?

8. What does Adam explain about sleep?

9. What is Vane told when he seems to wake up and goes outside to find the desert alive with streams and ponds?

10. What does the Princess tell Vane after Vane bathes and eats?

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