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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Shadwell have that Newt has never had?

2. What can a demon really get in trouble for?

3. What does Crowley drive?

4. When Crowley and Arizaphale arrive at Tadfield Manor, they are shot at. What are their assailants firing?

5. How do Crowley and the other two demons he meets in the graveyard begin their conversation?

Short Essay Questions

1. When Anathema first sees Adam, what does Adam remind her of?

2. Describe how CHOW and MEALS are different?

3. When the combatants realize they have live ammunition, they keep playing their war game. This does not upset Crowley. Why?

4. How do the babies get mixed up based on Crowley's information?

5. How do the babies get mixed up based on the Sister's act?

6. Mary Hodges remembers two things about the Son of Satan when he was born at the hospital. What are those two things?

7. How does Anathema meet Crowley and Arizaphale?

8. What is wrong with the Archbishop's theories of when the world was actually created?

9. Where does the Chattering Order of Saint Beryl get its name?

10. How does Anathema lose the Book?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Arizaphale and Crowley decide to intervene in human affairs in order to stop Armageddon from coming. Please explain why and how Arizaphale and Crowley decide to intervene to stop Armageddon from coming. What was their motivation for doing do? What was their plan to thwart the end of the world? Were they successful in thwarting Armageddon? Why or why not?

Essay Topic 2

The mix-up at the hospital is finally uncovered, and Arizaphale and Crowley realize they "lost" the Antichrist.

a. When and how did Arizaphale and Crowley discover this mistake?

b. What kept them from discovering it sooner?

c. What was the lesson or theme intended by this issue in the book?

Essay Topic 3

Agnes Nutter is a character that we learn about only through tales of the past and her prophecies. Why does the author include Agnes Nutter in the story? What purpose does her presence serve? How is the plot furthered by her inclusion? How would the story be different if her character was never introduced?

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