1. Why is it important that Akasha and Enkil not be destroyed?
(a) They are a constant source of valuable blood.
(b) They are the George and Martha Washington of vampires.
(c) If both of them are destroyed, all other vampires will also cease to exist.
(d) Their deaths would create smog lethal to anyone who breathed it.

2. What emotion does Lestat look forward to feeling during his concert?
(a) The joy of making music and performing, of feeling human.
(b) Excitement at the prospect of a battle with other vampires.
(c) Sorrow for the destruction of the human race.
(d) Amusement at the horror the audience would feel, seeing him drink blood.

3. What kind of publication or broadcast is used to summarize information from the first two books for the reader?
(a) A declaration against Lestat and his allies, posted at vampire gathering spots.
(b) An article in the weekly magazine that only vampires can receive.
(c) A guest appearance on Letterman.
(d) A posting on Pandora's Facebook Wall.

4. What does Akasha do when she awakens?
(a) Hacks into the city's computer system as a demonstration of power.
(b) Kills her husband, by turning him to glass.
(c) Vows to establish unity between Lestat and his critics.
(d) Stretches, to get the kinks out after 6,000 years of not moving a muscle.

5. What does the archeologist tell his patron when she arrives in Rio?
(a) Nothing, he realizes she was a vampire with evil intent.
(b) Nothing, he has already died.
(c) That she would live forever, if she could find the twins' ruby.
(d) That the twins are still alive, imprisoned in the jungle.