2. What was the legend about girls who grew roses from their wrists, according to Miel's father?
(a) They turned on their parents.
(b) They become visionaries and queens.
(c) They always died young.
(d) They became evil spirits after death.

3. What are the Bonner sisters waiting for to use Miel's roses?
(a) Until the moon is full.
(b) Until they learn the right spell.
(c) Until Miel says they can use them.
(d) Until they have all four they need.

4. What color eggs does Aracely use in Sam's cure?
(a) Black and yellow.
(b) Blue and green.
(c) White and green.
(d) Just red.

5. Who does Peyton tell Sam she never meant to scare?
(a) Aracely.
(b) Miel.
(c) Sam.
(d) Ivy.

6. What did Sam's mother used to say about his attitudes towards gender identity?
(a) He is confused.
(b) He will get there.
(c) It will all work out.
(d) He is in terrible danger.

7. What happens in the section titled "Lake of Sorrow" that terrifies Miel?
(a) She loses her favorite photo of her mother.
(b) She starts drowning again.
(c) She hears her father's voice telling her to leave town.
(d) She loses her rose in the river.

8. Who does Sam know some of his moons help?
(a) The witches.
(b) The older residents of the town.
(c) The Bonners.
(d) The town's children.

9. What does Miel ask Sam about the motivations behind his desires towards her?
(a) If he knew that she thought he only liked her for her magic.
(b) If he ever really wanted her or just held on to her because she knew his secret.
(c) If he knew how hard it was for her to keep his secret.
(d) If he knew what she was really attracted to.

10. Why is Miel very upset with Sam after the lighting?
(a) She knows he is leaving town soon.
(b) She sees him kissing Ivy.
(c) She sees him kissing Peyton.
(d) She knows he knew about Aracely's true identity and did not tell her.

11. Why does Sam decide not to go through with the lovesickness cure after all?
(a) It is his, and he wants it.
(b) He is afraid.
(c) Aracely actually decides not to finish the cure.
(d) It is too painful of a process.

12. Why does Miel try breaking up with Sam?
(a) She is worried for his safety because the Bonners are using him to blackmail her.
(b) She fears how the town will treat her if they find out Sam's secret.
(c) She knows Aracely disapproves of their romance.
(d) She does not love him any longer.

13. What does Sam assume about Miel and the Bonner sisters in Part III that hurts him?
(a) Miel will leave town with them.
(b) They are best friends now.
(c) They are enemies now.
(d) The Bonners' parents like Miel better than they like him.

14. What was the source of Miel's magic, according to Aracely?
(a) The fairy's gift.
(b) Her father's bloodline.
(c) Her mother's bloodline.
(d) The Bonner sisters' gift.

15. What do Miel and Sam do after he pulls her from the coffin and brings her back to his house?
(a) Have a fight.
(b) Pick pumpkins.
(c) Read.
(d) Sleep together again.