1. What is Mael's theory regarding the Queen's motives in killing most vampires but allowing some to live?
(a) He thinks she plans to restock the vampire community with those of the purest blood.
(b) He speculates that the survivors have been immunized against fire, and the Queen is unable to kill them.
(c) He believes those spared are being saved to be sacrificed later in a beach ritual south of San Francisco.
(d) He believes she spares only those loved by Lestat.

2. What is the message Lestat telepathically passes to Jesse when he kisses her during the concert?
(a) That she could live forever, if she only says the word.
(b) That he is staying at the Four Seasons, Room 713.
(c) That he is evil, as she has always known.
(d) That all vampires are about to die.

3. How is the archeologist's discovery of the caves and the Legend of the Twins received in the academic world.
(a) Badly, he became a laughingstock.
(b) Wonderfully, he became the subject of a series of movies starring Harrison Ford.
(c) Badly, he was exposed as a fraud and sent to prison.
(d) Wonderfully, he received the Nobel Prize.

4. What is Armand's real motivation for making Daniel a vampire?
(a) The massacres of vampires around the world.
(b) There is nothing else to eat in the house.
(c) Lestat tells Armand that if Armand won't do it, Lestat will.
(d) Armand's own fear of being alone and lonely throughout eternity.

5. Which of these skills are typical of vampires?
(a) The ability to fly and to fade into small spaces.
(b) The abilty to laugh in a scary way and to crack mirrors with thought waves.
(c) The abilty to read minds and to fly.
(d) The ability to send out mental signals that disrupt computers.