2. How does Peaseblossom describe Puck?
(a) Strange and uncontrolled.
(b) Passionate and jealous.
(c) Loving and aggressive.
(d) Dangerous and psychotic.

3. What does Della call the handicapped boys passing her at lunch?
(a) Freaks.
(b) Children.
(c) Angels.
(d) Nuisances.

4. In "Façade", why are powers given to mortals?
(a) To eradicate evil.
(b) To even the playing fields.
(c) To reward the intelligent.
(d) To help fight Apep.

5. In "A Midsummer's Night Dream", where is the play to be performed?
(a) William's Meadow.
(b) Wendel's Mound.
(c) Walton's Pond.
(d) Wendy's Hill.

6. Where does Shakespeare's son hope to stop for the night in "A Midsummer's Night's Dream"?
(a) His mother's house.
(b) An inn.
(c) A wagon circle.
(d) A forest clearing.

7. What does Rainie say is her only link to outside life?
(a) Phone calls to Mulligan.
(b) Watching TV.
(c) Smoking cigarettes.
(d) The Company.

8. In "A Midsummer's Night's Dream", what do some of the players want to sit on in the play for comedic effect?
(a) A pork pie.
(b) A glass bottle.
(c) Another man's lap.
(d) A cat.

9. What kind of animal head does Shakespeare's son have to wear in the play?
(a) Dog.
(b) Lion.
(c) Pig.
(d) Donkey.

10. Who teases Puck about him having a part in the play?
(a) Peaseblossom.
(b) Auberon.
(c) Robin Goodfellow.
(d) The Sandman.

11. How old was Algon when he died?
(a) 200 years.
(b) 500 years.
(c) 2,000 years.
(d) 5,000 years.

12. In "Façade", what does Death say people always hold onto?
(a) The Past.
(b) Deficiencies.
(c) Identities.
(d) Past loves.

13. How does the woman in "Façade" describe her hand while she smokes?
(a) Small.
(b) White.
(c) Large.
(d) Orange.

14. What is Rainie's power?
(a) Shape shifting.
(b) Stretching.
(c) Reading minds.
(d) Flying.

15. Where do the actors in "A Midsummer's Night's Dream" usually like to perform?
(a) The villages.
(b) The country.
(c) The city.
(d) The churches.