1. How does Enkil come to rule his kingdom?
(a) The people of the Nile Valley anoint him king while he is still a child.
(b) Like Oedipus, he slays his father and marries his mother.
(c) His mother dies and there are no female realtives to ascend to the throne.
(d) He is chosen by lottery, as is the custom of his people.

2. What is Azim's plan for dealing with the danger he feels?
(a) He plans to ignore and continue his lifestyle.
(b) He plans to move to New Delhi and pass as a street beggar.
(c) He plans to cast a telepathic dome of silence over his temple, so that it cannot be found.
(d) He plans to gather an army of old vampires and ferret out the problem.

3. What does Marahet say about Akasha?
(a) "She is the Queen of the Damned and the Damned can't live without her."
(b) "My loyalty is to the Queen and the rest of you are damned."
(c) "We are damned if we do kill her and damned if we don't."
(d) "She has a vicious temper, but she loves us all as her children."

4. What surrounds Baby Jenks as she dies?
(a) Flames and fireworks that burst in rhythym to Lestat's music.
(b) Pure music, a bright light, and never-ending love.
(c) A blanket of warmth with the smell of heavenly flowers.
(d) A silvery net, liquid diamonds, and her mother's arms.

5. At the St. Louis coven house, what does the sole surviving vampire tell Baby Jenks about covens in the rest of the world?
(a) "Houston went up like a rocket and Memphis is as dead as a sad country song."
(b) "Paris has gone up like the fireworks on Bastille Day and London is ding-dong dead."
(c) "The East Coast has been burnt out like a circuit of lights. There is no answer at the coven house in Paris or Berlin."
(d) "The Mexico City house has been stamped out like a cucaracha and Panama City has gone down the drain."