1. What revelation does the archeologist have on his deathbed?
(a) That his daughter is a vampire, the descendant of the twins.
(b) He realizes he wasted his life chasing an unimportant event.
(c) He believes that his dreams have finally revealed what happened to the twins.
(d) He finally recognizes that his benefactress was in love with him and wished to marry.

2. Why does Khayman decide to go to the live concert in San Francisco?
(a) Because he thinks it will be his generation's Woodstock.
(b) Because he hears Lestat's music.
(c) Because he has always wanted to ride the cable cars.
(d) Because he has no friends and nowhere else to go.

3. Does Khayman wish or ask to be made a blood drinker?
(a) No, the Queen takes him by surprise.
(b) Yes, he begs the Queen to make him a blood drinker and promises to do all she asks.
(c) Yes, he earns the right performing a certain number of tasks--the equivelent of a high-level frequent flyer's award.
(d) No, he is trapped in the forest and made by an evil spirit.

4. What seems to have happened to the twins, according to the cave paintings?
(a) They were made Queens of the Amazon and revered as goddesses.
(b) They were sacrificed on an altar and beheaded.
(c) They were beaten by soldiers, then put on separate ships, never to see each other again.
(d) They were taken prisoner by soldiers, then escaped.

5. What kind of publication or broadcast is used to summarize information from the first two books for the reader?
(a) An article in the weekly magazine that only vampires can receive.
(b) A declaration against Lestat and his allies, posted at vampire gathering spots.
(c) A posting on Pandora's Facebook Wall.
(d) A guest appearance on Letterman.