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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 18-20.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Since Richard can't go to the police, Dirk decides to do what?
(a) Get more details from the Electronic Monk.
(b) Listen to the messages on Gordon's answering machine.
(c) Hide Richard in the basement.
(d) Hypnotize Richard to learn the facts.

2. As the Electric Monk's belief in a door in the valley solidifies into the notion that the Door is The Way, what happens?
(a) He finds the door.
(b) His horse disappears.
(c) Snow starts to fall.
(d) The world turns purple.

3. Who had told Richard about L'Esprit d'Escalier?
(a) Dirk.
(b) Reg.
(c) Gordon.
(d) Michael.

4. When Richard leaves Reg's place after seeing a horse in the bathroom, he notices that:
(a) There are no scratch marks from the horse's hooves by the front door.
(b) There is a pile of hay on the front porch.
(c) There are no cars parked in front of the house.
(d) There is a second identical horse standing by the front door.

5. After waking up from unusual dreams, pondering the events of the night before, and realizing he has no lunch date planned, what does Michael Wenton-Weakes do?
(a) Calls Susan and asks if she's still seeing Richard.
(b) Writes a poem about Gordon Way.
(c) Takes out his cello and starts playing a sad tune.
(d) Goes upstairs and listens to music.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Michael Wenton-Weakes wakes up in a strange mood, he realizes that he had just dreamed about what?

2. Dirk tells Richard that under hypnosis, he was able to remember details he's not even aware of consciously, including a full description of what?

3. As he searches for a door in the valley, the Electric Monk is temporarily distracted by a what?

4. When Dirk questions Richard about information revealed under hypnosis, he first asks about what?

5. After college and after several failed jobs, Richard MacDuff has achieved great success in what field?

(see the answer key)

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