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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part One, Chapters 8-12.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Sarah Jane encounters Lisa Sample out in Collins at a farmhouse, what lie does she tell Lisa to gain access to seeing her shed?
(a) Sarah Jane says she needs to see the shed, because it is in one of Video Huts videos.
(b) Sarah Jane says she needs to look at the shed, because her father is building a toolshed himself.
(c) Sarah Jane says she needs to see the shed, because Sarah Jane used to live there.
(d) Sarah Jane says she needs to see the shed for a college project.

2. According to Part One, Chapter 2, what county is the setting of the novel?
(a) Las Vegas County.
(b) Nevada County.
(c) Cherokee County.
(d) Story County.

3. What does Jeremy see in the scene from, "She's All That" in Part One?
(a) Jeremy only hears a man walking across a room.
(b) Jeremy does not see the scene and is confused.
(c) Jeremy sees an older woman crying.
(d) Jeremy only hears heavy breathing and movement.

4. What is the name of the counselor that Steve sees after his wife dies?
(a) Mr. Sample.
(b) Ken Wall.
(c) Ken Wahl.
(d) Dr. Wright.

5. What does Jeremy confess to Sarah Jane about watching the video, "She's All That"?
(a) Jeremy tells Sarah Jane that he saw a barn with people in it.
(b) Jeremy reveals that he saw people being tortured.
(c) Jeremy tells Sarah Jane that he saw Lisa Sample's house.
(d) Jeremy confesses to Sarah Jane that he saw a dark video with a man hurting a woman.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is so strange about Ezra's, Jeremy's co-worker at Video Hut, car accident?

2. When did Jeremy start his job at Video Hut?

3. In Part One, Chapter 8, where does Lisa Sample say she spent a short while before moving to Collins?

4. After Jeremy receives a job offer from Bob Veatch, what does he tell his father he has to do first?

5. What does Jeremy do after Sarah Jane stops showing up to work?

(see the answer key)

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