2. What do individuals in Heaven realize about aggression?
(a) It is useful, under the right circumstances.
(b) It must be exercised with great caution.
(c) It is futile, in most cases.
(d) It is a very negative force.

3. What is everyone doing in Heaven?
(a) Talking and mingling.
(b) Reuniting with loved ones.
(c) Doing whatever they enjoyed in life.
(d) Sitting still and silent.

4. According to Johnny, why couldn't he commit the crime of which the young woman accuses him?
(a) He spent his whole life trying not to touch anyone, or be touched by anyone.
(b) He is a vegetarian.
(c) He has plenty of money, and no need for more.
(d) He rarely leaves home, so he has no opportunity to meet rich widows.

5. What does Johnny have difficulty remembering, in Part 4?
(a) When he and Nail Bunny met.
(b) Why he tried to kill Devi.
(c) His reasons for doing the things he's done.
(d) What drew him to the house in which he currently lives.

6. Who calls Johnny, at the end of Part 4?
(a) D-Boy.
(b) Devi.
(c) God.
(d) Squee.

7. According to the gatekeeper, what is the reason for the condition of the place Johnny goes to in Part 6?
(a) The residents have nothing better to do, so they clean all day.
(b) The gatekeeper refuses to tell Johnny why the place looks the way it does.
(c) The residents have better things to do than worry about appearances.
(d) There is no time for the residents to clean.

8. What does Johnny have a hard time understanding, at the beginning of Part 4?
(a) Why people always ridicule him.
(b) Why he is so afraid of the monster behind the wall.
(c) How he became a rampant killer.
(d) Why people enter into relationships with others.

9. What does Johnny think is the reason behind his compulsion to kill and save his victims' blood?
(a) He has multiple personalities.
(b) As a child, he had a traumatic experience involving a wall.
(c) He realized that torturing people simply wasn't enough.
(d) He is being manipulated by the thing behind the wall.

10. According to Nail Bunny, what was different about Johnny before?
(a) He was able to forgive others' shortcomings.
(b) He killed people, but he didn't torture them.
(c) He was a much happier person.
(d) He still did terrible things, but for different reasons.

11. What is the gatekeeper's reaction to what he reads?
(a) He asks Johnny some questions about what he reads.
(b) He slaps Johnny.
(c) He vomits.
(d) He is speechless.

12. What does Johnny write, at the end of Part 5?
(a) Screaming, crying and praying to be released don't work.
(b) He is afraid to die, because he knows he will be judged for the things he has done.
(c) He is glad to be dying, because he will finally know the truth about the human condition.
(d) He wishes he had the opportunity to finish his work.

13. What does the young woman learn, as she is escaping with the other captive in Part 5?
(a) She realizes that the world needs people like Johnny.
(b) She begins to understand how harsh words and actions affect the people against whom they are directed.
(c) She never believed in monsters, but now, after seeing one first-hand, she has to.
(d) She was friends with jerks so she wouldn't have to be alone, but she would rather be alone.

14. What does the Devil ask Johnny to call him?
(a) Beelzebub.
(b) Senor Satan.
(c) Fred.
(d) Diabolos.

15. What does the young woman wish she had on tape, in Part 5?
(a) Johnny's variety of torture devices.
(b) Her companion's death.
(c) Johnny's confession.
(d) The monster.