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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. Where does Hall currently work?
(a) A factory.
(b) A power plant.
(c) A mill.
(d) A farm.
2. What does Billings confess to the psychiatrist?
(a) That he killed his children.
(b) That he killed his mother.
(c) That he ate his children.
(d) That he killed his wife.
3. What appears to be happening to the trucks in the morning?
(a) Running out of gas.
(b) Getting more energized.
(c) Tires are becoming flat.
(d) They don't care to keep the people inside anymore.
4. What does Norman keep dreaming about?
(a) His nervous breakdown.
(b) His wife's accident.
(c) His brother's murder.
(d) His mother's death.
5. What does the supervisor call Hall?
(a) Beer boy.
(b) Rat boy.
(c) College boy.
(d) Bus boy.
Short Answer Questions
1. Whom does Bernie think about?
2. What is Chapelwaite?
3. What is odd about the machine into which a woman was pulled into and killed?
4. What does one truck do when it comes up to the diner?
5. Who in the group contracted the flu?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe Renshaw's character in Battleground.
2. What do we discover in the end of The Boogeyman?
3. What appears unusual about Officer Hunton's acceptance of the idea that the killing machines are possessed by spirits?
4. What is the great irony in Jerusalem's Lot?
5. How is the reader led to believe that Charles Boone may be an unreliable narrator?
6. What is Norman's character in Sometimes They Come Back, and what events in his life might attribute to his behavior?
7. Describe Bernie and Susie's relationship.
8. Why does Lester think the Boogeyman killed his children?
9. What do the people inside the diner do in attempts to prepare for long term survival and what happens to them?
10. What is Artie's decision in the end of I Am the Doorway and what can we conclude about him from this?
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