2. In which garage does Dr. Poole meet with Loola in a car to have a discussion about the nature of evil?
(a) St. Azazel's.
(b) 1993.
(c) 1984.
(d) The Unholy of Holies.

3. The desert tombstone has poetry from which poet inscribed on it?
(a) Walt Whitman.
(b) W. B. Yeats.
(c) Percy Bysshe Shelley.
(d) Ben Jonson.

4. Who comforts Polly when her baby is being taken to be killed?
(a) Miss Ethel Hook.
(b) Loola.
(c) The Arch Vicar.
(d) Chief.

5. What advantage does the Arch Vicar see for an unmutated male to join his church?
(a) The church will continue to protect the man from mutation.
(b) The church will greatly add to the probability that the man sires a healthy baby.
(c) The church will instill values of hard work and friendship.
(d) The church will kill all lust and temptation in the man.

6. Why is Miss Ethel Hook administered a sedative by the crew of the Canterbury?
(a) Her wounds are fatal, and she is put out of her misery.
(b) She tries to engineer a mutiny after becoming fed up with the captain.
(c) She cannot fathom the notion of leaving Dr. Poole.
(d) She becomes furious at Dr. Cudworth for his failure to read their map correctly.

7. According to the Arch Vicar, how do Men destroy themselves?
(a) By sacrificing deformed babies.
(b) By impregnating women.
(c) By destroying their environment.
(d) By using drugs.

8. What does the Arch Vicar believe about Belial's relationship to the atomic bomb?
(a) The bomb was essential for Belial to degrade mankind.
(b) Belial would have degraded mankind with or without the bomb.
(c) Belial personally engineered the bomb.
(d) Belial created atomic technology, but intended it to be used as a source of limitless energy.

9. How long has it taken for the primitive community to establish their pattern of mating rituals?
(a) Two generations.
(b) Forty days and nights.
(c) One year.
(d) Two hundred years.

10. Who is NOT among Dr. Poole's initial guests to his new laboratory?
(a) Loola.
(b) Arch Vicar.
(c) Chief.
(d) Director of Food Production.

11. Loola notes that Dr. Poole is different from the primitive men in what way?
(a) He likes to talk to her.
(b) He finds no value in books.
(c) He is a man of action rather than words.
(d) He expresses contempt for deformed babies.

12. The Hots community has what relationship to the government of the primitives?
(a) The Hots are secretly led by the government, and so secretly follow its orders.
(b) The Hots benefit financially from following governmental orders.
(c) The Hots cower in front of the government and will honor any request.
(d) The Hots community does not honor any government edicts or demands.

13. What happens to sexually aggressive boys in the primitive community?
(a) They are sacrificed on the high altar.
(b) They are chained in a dungeon.
(c) They are castrated.
(d) Their aggression is encouraged for the good of the community.

14. When evil destroys itself, what notion returns back to humanity?
(a) The Order of Things.
(b) The Unholy of Holies.
(c) The Phoenix Bird.
(d) The Spirit of Belial.

15. What is the name for the innermost chamber where the Arch Vicar resides?
(a) The Unholy of Unholies.
(b) The High Altar.
(c) Belial's Den.
(d) Cocktail Lounge.