2. Identify the interviewer's attitude to Veidt.
(a) He is sympathetic but not too trusting.
(b) He is openly hostile.
(c) He is suspicious and cynical.
(d) He is sympathetic and sycophantic.

3. Where can "The Veidt Method" often be seen advertised?
(a) On page 3 of the National Enquirer.
(b) On the back page of The New Frontiersman.
(c) In America Today.
(d) On the back cover of Tales of the Black Freighter.

4. What significant item does Laurie take with her when she goes with Jon?
(a) Her hero costume.
(b) A bottle of her mother's perfume.
(c) A bottle of the new pefume.
(d) Her cigarettes.

5. How is Jon's giant mechanism powered?
(a) Nuclear energy.
(b) Wireless.
(c) Clockwork.
(d) Solar cells..

6. Who compiled the scrapbook?
(a) Silhouette.
(b) Hollis Mason.
(c) Walter Kovacs.
(d) Sally Jupiter.

7. Who does Dr Long meet near Bernhard's newsstand?
(a) The whore.
(b) Rorschach.
(c) His wife.
(d) Detective Fine.

8. What is Laurie's reaction to Jon's information about himself?
(a) She doesn't believe it and thinks he's pretentious.
(b) She understands and empathises with him.
(c) She can't fully comprehend it.
(d) She thinks he will overcome his problems with her help.

9. According to the article, what is the purpose of the owl's screech?
(a) To paralyse prey and pin it to the ground.
(b) To call to a mate.
(c) To warn other owls of danger.
(d) To frighten other owls and keep them away from prey.

10. What is the paper's attitude to costumed heroes?
(a) It has a neutral, objective viewpoint.
(b) It promotes them because their exploits make great news.
(c) It promotes them as being true Americans and patriots.
(d) It condemns their behaviour.

11. What significant thing does Jon tell Laurie about himself?
(a) That he doesn't understand women.
(b) That he doesn't experience energy the way she does.
(c) That he doesn't experience love and family the way she does.
(d) That he doesn't experience space or time the way she does.

12. What is the paper's political stance?
(a) Ultra right wing.
(b) Neutral, trying to give a balanced view.
(c) Ultra left wing.
(d) Pro-communist.

13. What place does this section have in the structure of the graphic novel?
(a) It winds up the story of the Minutemen costumed heroes.
(b) It begins a new segment of narrative.
(c) It opens up discussion about costumed heroes.
(d) It profiles all the costumed heroes.

14. What can we assume about "The Veidt Method"?
(a) It's the lifestyle of the Nazi punks.
(b) It's the lifestyle Veidt used to become a costumed hero.
(c) It's a good idea and more people ought to do it.
(d) A lot of money is spent on advertising it.

15. What is Rorschach's response to the charges?
(a) He denies he murdered Jacobi.
(b) He denies he murdered Jacobi and blames Night Owl for the other two killings.
(c) He claims his right to remain silent.
(d) He admits everything.