3. How did Bernie's family think of him?
(a) They thought he was arrogant.
(b) They thought he was strange.
(c) They thought he was unintelligent.
(d) They thought he was boring.

4. Who is the first woman Dream talks to?
(a) Rene.
(b) Rita.
(c) Rosa.
(d) Ruby.

5. Where does Delirium go after talking with the vagrant woman at the beginning of the book?
(a) A train station.
(b) A library.
(c) A gay bar.
(d) A large party.

6. Who does Matthew talk to about Dream's lovers?
(a) Leonard.
(b) Luca.
(c) Lucien.
(d) Lenny.

7. Why does Nada choose to be re-born at the beginning of this book?
(a) So she can get some powers.
(b) So she can rule the way she wants.
(c) So she can live more simply than before.
(d) So she can forget what happened between her and Dream.

8. What does Farrell do in his new life?
(a) Predicts the future.
(b) Provides transportation.
(c) Instructs leaders.
(d) Teaches mythology.

9. What is the Alderman checking when he first appears in the book?
(a) His children's bedrooms.
(b) His death traps.
(c) His reports.
(d) His calendar and schedule.

10. What kind of weapon does Andros's grandson have at the beginning of the book?
(a) A cross bow.
(b) A pistol.
(c) An assault rifle.
(d) A machete.

11. What snaps Dream out of his memory?
(a) A siren.
(b) The rain.
(c) A scream.
(d) A fire.

12. Why does Dream say he is setting out to find Destruction?
(a) To restore order.
(b) To forget about Nada.
(c) To spend time with his sister.
(d) To improve his character.

13. Where is Destruction when we first see him in this book?
(a) In a cave.
(b) On the roof of a building.
(c) Next to the ocean.
(d) On a cloud.

14. Where does the Alderman say Death always comes from?
(a) The north.
(b) The south.
(c) The sky.
(d) The earth.

15. Why does Despair refuse to help find Destruction?
(a) She has no hope of finding him.
(b) He asked to be left alone.
(c) He was never kind to her.
(d) She hates him.