1. Who inspires the nightmares that awaken both Kathleen and Colleen?
(a) The Devil.
(b) The ghost of Father Rosetti.
(c) Cardinal Rooney.
(d) The mother of Christ.

2. When Father Rosetti and Justin finally see Colleen, how is she?
(a) Colleen is in the barn and in labor, but with her mother.
(b) Colleen is very pregnant, but comfortable and happy.
(c) Colleen is perfectly fine and watching television in her bedroom.
(d) Colleen is in the barn, in labor and very scared.

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

4. 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 has noticed that her parents aren't speaking to each other at all.
(c) Kathleen notices that everyone is being overly nice to her and always offering to help her out.
(d) Kathleen notices that things are going missing from her house.

5. How does Kathleen respond to the visit from the Pope while she is in labor?
(a) Kathleen is uncomfortable because he thinks she has sinned.
(b) Kathleen is grateful for his visit and thanks him.
(c) Kathleen appears to have a seizure when the Pope visits.
(d) Kathleen is relieved to see him and confesses all her sins.