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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. According to Lorraine, __________ where people spend a third of their life, was an excellent source of vibrations.
(a) A bed.
(b) The dining room.
(c) The kitchen.
(d) The bathroom.
2. According to the author in "Of Unworldly Origin," in both the New and Old Testaments of the Bible, angels and demons are mentioned some __________ times.
(a) 300.
(b) 3,000.
(c) 666.
(d) 30.
3. In "Art and Apparations," Lorraine stated that in the 1970s, she was tested at __________, where her clairvoyance was judged as being "__________".
(a) Duke University / below average.
(b) USF / average.
(c) UCLA / far above average.
(d) NC State University / non-existent.
4. A year before the Lutzes bought their home in Amityville, the eldest son of the previous owner murdered the __________ sleeping members of his family at __________ in the morning.
(a) Nine / 1:45.
(b) Six / 3:15.
(c) Four / 2:30.
(d) Two / 6:36.
5. Where did Ed Warren's first encounter the Amityville house spirit according to the author in "Beyond Amityville"?
(a) In his basement.
(b) In his attic.
(c) At his office.
(d) In his bedroom.
6. The author maintains that demonic spirits do what with religious objects?
(a) Hang them upside down.
(b) Burn them.
(c) Eat them.
(d) Color them.
7. According to "Beyond Amityville," where was Ed Warren's office located?
(a) Ford County.
(b) Fairfield County.
(c) Pasco County.
(d) Mecklenburg County.
8. Whom did Father Hegan refer Donna, Lou, and Angie to contact about their possessed doll?
(a) Father Kline.
(b) Father Cooke.
(c) Father Combs.
(d) Father Fairfield.
9. Over the course of some three decades, Ed and Lorraine Warren have investigated how many paranormal and supernatural disturbances?
(a) 1,000,000.
(b) 3,000.
(c) 500.
(d) 100.
10. When did George and Kathleen Lutz purchase the Amityville house?
(a) May 1990.
(b) December 1975.
(c) July 1977.
(d) April 1966.
11. In the "Author's Preface," __________ reiterates his belief that all information presented in the book was true.
(a) Gerald Brittle.
(b) Walter Abish.
(c) David Bradley.
(d) Aaron Elkins.
12. All of the following kept turning on in the Hillman's home according to Dee's story in "A Conjuring Book for Christmas" except which one?
(a) Radio.
(b) Washing machine.
(c) Lights.
(d) Water faucet.
13. In the "Authors Preface," the author noted all of the following statements except which one?
(a) To blame spirits for mankind's faults is irresponsible.
(b) His work has been edited by two Catholic priests for clarity.
(c) The information in the text is not edited.
(d) Mankind is rarely abused by the spirit world.
14. According to the "Foreword," what is the term for a supernatural, incorporeal, rational being or personality, usually regarded as imperceptible at ordinary times to the human senses, but capable of becoming visible at pleasure and frequently conceived as troublesome, terrifying, or hostile to mankind?
(a) Demon.
(b) Spirit.
(c) Manifestation.
(d) Devil.
15. Whom did Lorraine exclaim to be careful driving home because their car would go out of control and they would be in an accident?
(a) Donna.
(b) Father Cooke.
(c) Father Jason.
(d) Marcie.
Short Answer Questions
1. The author asserts that to __________, demonic worship was an evil, paganistic practice that chose to oppose God.
2. During their early years of paranormal investigation, Ed and Lorraine spent ________ traveling around the country __________ and investigating haunted houses.
3. At the end of "Art and Apparitions," the Warrens came to find that the phenomenon brought about by inhuman spirits occurred __________.
4. In October of 1972, Ed and Lorraine received a phone call from the __________, according to the author in "Art and Apparitions."
5. What term does the author use in "Art and Apparition" that meant a latent ability in everyone which was a form of thought transference?
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