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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the supernatural being that jumps onto Apollo's and Meg's car say when it sees them?
(a) Food!
(b) Die!
(c) Brother!
(d) Fiend!

2. Whose body do Meg and Apollo transport in Chapter 1?
(a) Jason Grace's.
(b) Piper McLean's.
(c) Achilles's.
(d) Grover Underwood's.

3. What kind of spice is supposed to cure Apollo?
(a) Artesian.
(b) Tourian.
(c) Maculan.
(d) Lemurian.

4. Why does Lester think he might be able to ask Reyna out now?
(a) Enough time has passed that Venus's warning is no longer valid.
(b) He is weaker so it will be more equal.
(c) He had a second prophecy that said he might be able to ask Reyna out.
(d) He is no longer a god.

5. Who does Apollo realize Tarquin must be working with?
(a) The cyclopes.
(b) The giants.
(c) His own family.
(d) The Triumvirate.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is the Harpy tasked with protecting the Sibyl's books?

2. What kinds of weapons does Meg regularly use?

3. Who is Meg's mother?

4. Who is the centurion for Lavinia?

5. What does Lester tell the Senate his plan involves in Part II?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the tomb of Tarquin sit near?

2. Who from Camp Jupiter helps save Meg and Apollo from the eurynomos, and what sad news does Apollo tell this person?

3. What does Apollo remember doing to the Cumaen Sybil with shame?

4. How does the king who preceded Tarquin die?

5. How does a eurynomos make new ones of its species?

6. Who does Apollo tell the assembled people at Camp Jupiter he is hoping he can enlist to help them all?

7. What does Apollo remember Jason imploring him to do just before he died?

8. What does Apollo learn will coincide with the date of Lester's birthday?

9. What does the Cumaen Sybil do in her bargaining with Tarquin?

10. What power of Hazel's is Meg particularly impressed with in Part II?

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