2. From what hotel does the protagonist’s brother call her with news about their father?
(a) Stanton.
(b) Indigo.
(c) Gardner.
(d) Gateway.

3. What name does the protagonist give to the “presence beyond the gate” (106)?
(a) Archmagister.
(b) Archatron.
(c) Megamagister.
(d) Megatron.

4. To what city does the protagonist note moving?
(a) Phoenix.
(b) Yuma.
(c) Flagstaff.
(d) Tuscon.

5. What is the interlocutor’s daughter’s name?
(a) Renee.
(b) Rachel.
(c) Ruth.
(d) Rowena.

6. What color does the protagonist suggest she wear to discuss dreams?
(a) Yellow.
(b) Blue.
(c) White.
(d) Red.

7. How long were the interlocutor and his wife divorced?
(a) 5 years.
(b) 6 years.
(c) 3 years.
(d) 4 years.

8. Against whom does the protagonist rail in describing her regard for her brother?
(a) Haeckel.
(b) Malinowski.
(c) Spencer.
(d) Westermarck.

9. Which of the following animals does the protagonist assert knows what is fair?
(a) A bird.
(b) A cat.
(c) A dog.
(d) A fish.

10. The protagonist asks for equipment for what table game?
(a) D&D.
(b) Poker.
(c) Pingpong.
(d) Checkers.

11. The captain of which sports team gave the protagonist her first sexual experience?
(a) Baseball.
(b) Football.
(c) Soccer.
(d) Basketball.

12. Which of the following is the name of one of the protagonist’s hallucinations?
(a) Miss Scarlet.
(b) Miss Vivian.
(c) Miss Piggy.
(d) Miss Miriam.

13. Which of the following does the protagonist describe as a “southernism” (149)?
(a) Codlock.
(b) Hitherto.
(c) Codswallop.
(d) Larrupin’.

14. To which of the following does the protagonist compare Spengler?
(a) Kant.
(b) Hegel.
(c) Schopenhauer.
(d) Nietzsche.

15. How old does the protagonist report being when she learned to read?
(a) 5.
(b) 7.
(c) 4.
(d) 6.