1. What is occurring at Kathleen's home that makes her feel that things aren't normal?
(a) Kathleen feels her parents are judging, and Mrs. Walsh is always unhappy with her.
(b) Kathleen notices that things are going missing from her house.
(c) Kathleen has noticed that her parents aren't speaking to each other at all.
(d) Kathleen notices that everyone is being overly nice to her and always offering to help her out.

2. How is Jamie's personality described?
(a) Rude and obnoxious.
(b) A kind and generous young man.
(c) A stubborn young man.
(d) Confident, but with "inner insecurities."

3. Why is Jamie disturbed by Kathleen's condition?
(a) Because he doesn't want a baby.
(b) Because he thinks it's making her too depressed.
(c) Because he is telling everyone they had sex, but he knows they didn't.
(d) Because he's afraid of how her parents are treating her.

4. 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 were having visions of being raped.
(c) They had a vision of a person stalking them.
(d) They had visions of a plane crashing and everyone dying.

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