1. What conclusion does Mrs. Walsh come to as she watches Kathleen prepare for the press conference?
(a) That Kathleen is very lonely.
(b) That Kathleen is a liar.
(c) That Kathleen is a very sweet girl.
(d) That Kathleen is evil.

2. What is it about the nightmares that make them so awful?
(a) The men in the dream were turning into "dangerous and fierce beasts."
(b) They had visions of a plane crashing and everyone dying.
(c) They had a vision of a person stalking them.
(d) They were having visions of being raped.

3. What leads Anne to believe that Father Rosetti has information about the investigation that he is not sharing?
(a) Father Rosetti is overly confident and not even paying attention to what is being said.
(b) Father Rosetti seems to be afraid of the Bleesed Mother.
(c) Father Rosetti keeps looking over his shoulder and jumping at every sound he hears.
(d) Father Rosetti isn't asking Anne any questions.

4. When Anne and Father O'Carroll are reunited at the Beavier home, how do they react towards each other?
(a) They introduce themselves because they have never met before.
(b) They are angry they have to work with each other.
(c) They remember the feelings they had for each other years ago.
(d) They are thrilled to see each other again.

5. What are some ways Anne investigates Kathleen's story more thoroughly?
(a) Interviewing all her teachers.
(b) Looking through pictures and reading her journal.
(c) By going to the place the baby was conceived and talking to Jamie Jordan III, Kathleen's boyfriend.
(d) Interviewing all her friends.