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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through 05: Dissolution.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does the biologist think it would be good to talk to the psychologist before going back into the tower?
(a) She knows that they will need help extracting the body they found in the tower.
(b) She wants to use the psychologist as bait to capture whatever is in the tower.
(c) The psychologist would have had a chance to see whatever creature killed the anthropologist.
(d) She wants to seek revenge for the anthropologist as soon as she can.

2. How does the tunnel change as they get lower?
(a) It gets cooler.
(b) It begins to smell like cotton balls.
(c) It gets warmer.
(d) It gets brighter.

3. What does the biologist do with the psychologist's gun and personal letter in 04: Immersion?
(a) She uses them to make a fire.
(b) She burns them.
(c) She keeps them for herself.
(d) She throws them both away.

4. What reason does the psychologist give for sending the anthropologist down into the Tower?
(a) She never sent the anthropologist and only followed her in a doomed attempt to save her.
(b) She had accidentally hypnotized herself into going, only breaking out of it after the anthropologist sacrificed her own life to save her.
(c) She wanted to see the anthropologist die.
(d) She wanted to learn about the progress of the Crawler.

5. What line from a song keeps coming to the biologist?
(a) "Brown Eyed Girl."
(b) "Welcome to the Jungle."
(c) "You can't always get what you want."
(d) "All this useless knowledge."

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the gender composition of the 11th expedition?

2. How did the agents of the Southern Reach treat the biologist's husband when they took him to the hospital?

3. What does the surveyor accuse the biologist of?

4. When she gets closer, what does the biologist notice that the lighthouse resembles?

5. Who does not want to go back to the tower in 02: Integration?

(see the answer key)

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