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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Loola is assigned to her new job, at which location does she work?
(a) The Los Angeles Coliseum.
(b) Silver Ore Mine.
(c) Hollywood cemetery.
(d) The lab of the Director of Food Production.

2. According to the Arch Vicar, how do Men destroy themselves?
(a) By destroying their environment.
(b) By sacrificing deformed babies.
(c) By impregnating women.
(d) By using drugs.

3. What does the congregation chant as the babies are sacrificed?
(a) Hallelujah We Are Saved.
(b) Glory to Belial.
(c) All Hail Wickedness.
(d) Glory Be to God and All Above.

4. Which, according to the script's narrator, is not one of the "fruits of the ape-mind"?
(a) Joy.
(b) Misery.
(c) Hate.
(d) Restlessness.

5. With respect to the strange behavior of the primitives, Dr. Poole experiences a change from which state to which state?
(a) Horror to scientific curiosity.
(b) Pain to Despair.
(c) Scientific curiosity to joy.
(d) Joy to Ecstasy.

Short Answer Questions

1. What advantage does the Arch Vicar see for an unmutated male to join his church?

2. What does the Arch Vicar believe about Belial's relationship to the atomic bomb?

3. What will happen to the deformation rate of babies in fifty years, according to the Arch Vicar?

4. In which garage does Dr. Poole meet with Loola in a car to have a discussion about the nature of evil?

5. Who stands guard over Dr. Poole during the mating rituals to ensure he does not escape?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does the Arch Vicar defend his religion's practices with respect to Dr. Poole's own religion?

2. Describe Dr. Poole's emotional state of mind after being ravished by the two mulatto girls.

3. How does the poetry of Percy Shelley contribute to the development of romance between Dr. Poole and Loola?

4. Provide the following characters' views on sex: the Arch Vicar, the Chief, and Dr. Poole.

5. What is the Arch Vicar's explanation for why his people worship Belial, all the while acknowledging the being's evilness.

6. Describe the scene, including the chanting, taking place in the Los Angeles Coliseum at the height of the Purification Ceremonies.

7. Describe the circumstances of Dr. Poole's rape.

8. What happens to young boys who show early signs of sexual aggression in the primitive community?

9. What is the Arch Vicar's stance on the reality of demonic possession?

10. Describe the initial entrance of the Arch Vicar.

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