1. Why does Sabbath begin to cry while sitting at Norman's table?
(a) Because he begins to regret his decision to leave Roseanna.
(b) Because the full impact of Drenka's death finally hits him.
(c) Because he thinks of all his miseries, and feels sorry for himself.
(d) Because he realizes how much he misses Nikki.

2. At the beginning of Part 6, Sabbath is likened to which of the following fictional characters?
(a) Mephistopheles.
(b) Ishmael.
(c) Prince Charming.
(d) Rip Van Winkle.

3. Why does Sabbath only visit Drenka's grave at night?
(a) He does not want anyone to be able to identify him if they see him there.
(b) He is afraid that he will run into her son or one of her many lovers.
(c) He does not want Roseanna to become suspicious.
(d) He does not like being in graveyards during the day.

4. Why do the embalmers get impatient with Nikki after her mother's death?
(a) Because she insists on overseeing every aspect of the process.
(b) Because she will not part with the corpse.
(c) Because she is not satisfied with any aspect of their work.
(d) Because she is controlling and wants them to do things that are out of the ordinary.

5. How does Sabbath recall Nikki?
(a) As a nervous, high-strung girl who jumped at the slightest provocation.
(b) As a person who was very happy publicly, but miserable privately.
(c) As a solemn, thoughtful girl.
(d) As a drug addict with no control over her life.