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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. What is Two Face's real name?
(a) Martin Hawkins.
(b) Richard Cavendish.
(c) Professor Milo.
(d) Harvey Dent.

2. Who is the psychotherapist at the asylum?
(a) Harvey.
(b) Cavendish.
(c) Professor Milo.
(d) Ruth.

3. When the hero is summoned by the sky signal, where does he go?
(a) To the mall.
(b) To the top of a tower.
(c) To the city courthouse.
(d) To the commissioner's office.

4. What does the villain do when the hero tells him to release the hostages?
(a) He lets them go.
(b) He laughs.
(c) He runs away through a hall of mirrors.
(d) He kills one.

5. Who suggests the hero belongs in the asylum?
(a) The commissioner.
(b) The Joker.
(c) Harvey Dent.
(d) The editor.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who wrote the books that are blamed for the nightmares one of the characters has when they move into the old house?

2. Who searches for the hero inside the asylum?

3. What was Amadeus' wife's name?

4. What was Amadeus' daughter's name?

5. Which company owns the hero character featured in Arkham Asylum?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Arkham want to create an asylum from his old house?

2. Discuss the mental illness of Martin "Mad Dog" Hawkins.

3. Explain the therapy being used to help cure Harvey Dent.

4. Who is the hero's biggest enemy as he races through the asylum halls? What do the halls represent?

5. Name three of the patients inside the asylum and tell why they are there.

6. The Joker's reasoning for having the hero come to the asylum seems to differ from other inmates' reasons. What is the difference?

7. What is the importance of the Cheshire Cat in the opening of this novel?

8. Briefly discuss Harvey Dent's observation about the moon and earth.

9. Discuss the dual personality of Harvey Dent.

10. Briefly discuss the dual personality of the hero.

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