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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 3, Section 2 (Pages 241-270).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Armand say about the number of vampires who live together?
(a) That additional women are taken in as needed
(b) That the number is jealously guarded
(c) That it fluctuates
(d) That it includes slaves

2. In Louis's dream, what kind of flowers does his sister carry through the New Orleans cemetery?
(a) White daisies
(b) Yellow roses
(c) White roses
(d) White chrysanthemums

3. The man named Morgan describes a scene he witnessed in which the grave of a suspected vampire was dug up. What does he say about the woman in the coffin and of her fate?
(a) That she was nothing but a skeleton and that they drove a stake into her chest
(b) That she had been accidentally buried alive and they released her
(c) That she was pink and healthy and that they burned her in her grave
(d) That she was healthy and pink, and that they drove a stake into her chest

4. When Louis and Claudia return to their hotel following the theater performance, Claudia offers her opinion of the vampires. What does she say about them?
(a) She wants to live with them
(b) She hates their clothes
(c) She doesn't like them
(d) She feels loved among them

5. How does Louis justify his decision to drink from the little girl again?
(a) He says she's pretty and allures him
(b) He wants to take care of her
(c) He knows that she's strong enough to withstand his drinking
(d) He says that she'll have no chance in life as an orphan

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Claudia plan that she and Louis will travel once they reach Europe?

2. What two women does Louis remember from the vampires introduced to him following the performance?

3. What happens to keep Louis from killing the girl?

4. What was the name of the ship on which Louis and Claudia travel to Europe?

5. After leaving the hotel, where do Louis and Lestat live?

(see the answer key)

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