3. Who had scathingly insulted Lindsey?
(a) S. Steven Cromwell.
(b) S. Steven Homwell.
(c) S. Steven Honell.
(d) S. Steven Hornell.

4. How many times did Hatch let the phone ring on Honell's side?
(a) Twenty.
(b) Eight.
(c) Ten.
(d) Fifteen.

5. How high was the fence that encircled the backyard?
(a) Three feet.
(b) Six feet.
(c) Five feet.
(d) Seven feet.

6. What did Jonas change careers to?
(a) A veterinarian.
(b) A cardiovascular surgeon.
(c) A human rights advocate.
(d) A priest.

7. What was an unsettling thought when Lindsey had looked in the window reflection?
(a) That Hatch was going off the deep end.
(b) That she was ghostly.
(c) That they had a prowler after them.
(d) That she was going to die.

8. What was the only sound Vassago made after he had made it in the house?
(a) A soft spang of the spring holding the door in place.
(b) He coughed.
(c) A scuffling sound as he got into place.
(d) He sneezed.

9. What does Loffman say about Harrison?
(a) He's a reputable dealer.
(b) All of these.
(c) Harrison's totally trustworthy.
(d) Hatch is a nice man.

10. Why was constant betterment a formidable challenge?
(a) He had already passed the best of his years behind him.
(b) He had been awfully good at a young age.
(c) He was incapable of better preformance.
(d) All of these.

11. How was Hatch holding the crucifix?
(a) As would an exorcist.
(b) As a weapon.
(c) As an object against damnation.
(d) As a hunk of metal.

12. Why had those sounds in particular awakened Regina?
(a) They were sneaky sounds.
(b) She awoke to every new sound in the house.
(c) They were sounds she hadn't heard in the orphanage.
(d) They were different sounds.

13. What did Regina speculate you looked like in heaven?
(a) A balloon full of glowing gas.
(b) You looked as attractive as you had been good.
(c) You were a ghostly apparition.
(d) All of these.

14. What is the author's version of Hell based on?
(a) Neither of these.
(b) Both of these.
(c) Star Wars.
(d) Star Trek.

15. Why did Hatch have a Kleenex?
(a) To avoid leaving fingerprints.
(b) To avoid bacterial spread.
(c) To avoid leaving his DNA.
(d) To avoid touching his mouth to the receiver.