How Well Do You Know City Of Bones?

Clary said she would call the stairwell in Hotel Dumort "The Stairs to Nowhere" if it were a painting. This suggests that the stairwell is mysterious and leads to nowhere, creating a sense of intrigue and ambiguity. It implies that the stairwell is not a functional or practical space, but rather a symbolic representation of something unknown or unreachable.

The question asks about the color of the drink that turned Simon into a rat. The correct answer is "Blue." This suggests that Simon consumed a blue-colored drink which caused his transformation into a rat.

Clary claimed that "Sexist Pigs" was a good name for Simon's band. This suggests that Clary may have a rebellious or provocative personality, as "Sexist Pigs" is a controversial and attention-grabbing name. It implies that the band's music or lyrics may have a strong feminist or anti-sexism message. Clary's suggestion also indicates a sense of humor or sarcasm, as the name is meant to be ironic or satirical.

Clary saw an Eidolon Demon in the Pandemonium Club.

Clary wanted a tattoo of Donatello when she was twelve.

The color of Magnus' bedsheets was Canary Yellow.

The title of Eric's poem is "Untitled" because it is the only option given as a title for the poem.

Clary recognizes Jace's use of a quote from Blake because The Doors is the correct answer. The Doors was an American rock band known for their poetic and introspective lyrics, which often drew inspiration from literature and philosophy. Since Jace used a quote from Blake, a famous English poet, it is likely that Clary recognized the band's connection to poetic references and correctly identified The Doors as the band associated with the quote.

Eric apparently had a liking for Pop-Tarts as a snack.

Chives were not an ingredient in Isabelle's soup. The other three options, fish, olives, and peanuts, were ingredients in the soup.

Simon said that a Jewish vampire would not be freaked out by a house without brooms. This implies that the other three options (Checks for Eighteen Dollars, Silver Stars of David, Chopped liver) are things that would potentially freak out a Jewish vampire.

Magnus had just come back from Tanzania when he went to the Frays' to blind Clary's Inner Eye again.

Jace did not specify the alternative name "Yaomo" for the term "demon".

Simon learned archery at the summer camp called B'nai B'rith.

Isabelle's favorite smoothie at Taki's is Apricot-Plum.

The question asks for Renwick's first name, and the correct answer is Jacob.

After the word "Remember" in the Gray Book, Clary looked over the runes of Sorrow, Thought, Strength, Protection, and Grace.

Jace called the Sanvi seraph blade to finish off the Forsaken in Clary's apartment.

The correct answer is Alfred, Lord Tennyson. This means that Alfred, Lord Tennyson is the only writer who is not quoted at the start of one of the books' three parts. The other three writers, William Shakespeare, John Milton, and William Carlos Williams, are all quoted at the start of one of the parts.

The correct answer is Obsidian. The question asks which material was not used to inlay the marble arches of the Silent City. The options given are Obsidian, Jade, Jasper, and Onyx. Since the question asks for the material that was not used, we can conclude that Obsidian is the correct answer.

Luke exiled himself in The White Mountains before searching for Jocelyn.

The given answer "To hold against pursuit" accurately describes the meaning of the described rune. The sickle-like curve symbolizes defense or protection, the three parallel lines represent something being held or restrained, and the rayed star signifies a powerful force. Therefore, when combined, these symbols convey the idea of holding or defending against pursuit or attack.

Jocelyn's paintings were once featured at the art gallery located on Broome Street.

Luke said he could help Pangborn and Blackwell find the Jog-toed Swallow.

The correct answer is harp because it is the only option given that could potentially occupy the center of the music room. A grand piano and cello are both larger instruments that would typically be placed against a wall or in a corner. "Nothing" is not a physical object that can occupy a space, so it cannot be the correct answer. Therefore, the harp is the most logical choice for what would be found in the center of the music room.