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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 Riordan open each chapter of the book with?
(a) A song lyric.
(b) A drawing.
(c) A code.
(d) A Haiku.

2. Which team leader and his commandos fail to stop the emperor's yachts in Part IV?
(a) Michael Kahale.
(b) Marshall Mathers.
(c) Frank Zhang.
(d) Jason Grace.

3. What kind of flower is stuck in Meg's hair in Chapter 27?
(a) Rose.
(b) Geranium.
(c) Lily.
(d) Oleander.

4. Which creatures return in the end of Chapter 30?
(a) Hawks.
(b) Eurynomos.
(c) Ravens.
(d) Blemmyae.

5. Who originally sang the song Apollo sings to get rid of the birds in Chapter 26?
(a) Dean Martin.
(b) Megan Trainor.
(c) Katy Perry.
(d) Bruce Springsteen.

Short Answer Questions

1. What song does Apollo sing to get rid of the birds in Chapter 26?

2. Who is Apollo's ex-girlfriend who he ended up punishing the birds for?

3. What does Apollo ask Meg to do around the shipping container?

4. What does Apollo do at the secret meeting Lavinia calls to let everyone there know about his journey thus far?

5. What does the frenzy with the birds remind Apollo of in Chapter 26?

Short Essay Questions

1. What detail about Caligula's yacht is Lavinia fixated on?

2. What skill does Apollo teach the people at Camp Jupiter and how well does he perform this skill?

3. Why does Apollo need Harpocrates for his ceremony asking for the aid of a god?

4. What is the term for the magical concealment of creatures and powers, and how does it work?

5. How did Apollo create ravens?

6. What is Terminus's job at Camp Jupiter and what form does he take?

7. How does the Cumean Sybil treat Apollo when she sees him again in Part IV?

8. What does Reyna tell Apollo is a sign he might be developing a conscience?

9. How do Harpocrates and the Cumaen Sybil first meet?

10. What does Lavinia tell Apollo in Part III that upsets Apollo?

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