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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Greta say makes her angry?
(a) Aslan did not seem to care that Susan's whole family died, leaving her alone.
(b) People enjoy the Narnia books although they treat the character of Susan so badly.
(c) Susan was denied paradise because she is too interested in lipsticks and nylons.
(d) Susan was too sensible and grown up and so refused to come back to Narnia.

2. How does Harlequin refer to Missy?
(a) As his Valentine.
(b) As his future wife.
(c) As Queen of Love.
(d) As his Columbine.

3. Why has Greta come to see the professor?
(a) She wants to write a book about her life.
(b) She wants to do a profile on her for a newspaper.
(c) She is researching her for a school project.
(d) She suspects that she is the same Susan as from the Narnia books.

4. Who lets the boys in to the party?
(a) A girl called Stella.
(b) Alison's parents.
(c) Alison.
(d) A moody looking boy.

5. What decision does the narrator make?
(a) He wants to join the rebels.
(b) He wants to be plugged back into the Matrix.
(c) He wants to join the machines.
(d) He kills himself.

6. In 'In The End,' what does the Lord give to mankind in the end?
(a) The world.
(b) A promise.
(c) The garden of Eden.
(d) Heaven.

7. What does Susan dream about?
(a) Her family dying in a train crash.
(b) The end of the world.
(c) The day she was told she can never return to Narnia.
(d) A battlefield covered with dead bodies.

8. What is the professor's book about?
(a) Meaning in children's fiction.
(b) Philosophy of religion and the existence of God.
(c) What happened to her in Narnia.
(d) Why gossip is a sin.

9. What does the professor not like about Victorian children's literature?
(a) It is too unbelievable.
(b) There are too many fairies in it.
(c) It is too moralizing.
(d) The children in the stories are always boring.

10. What is remarkable about the narrator of 'Goliath'?
(a) He is very fat.
(b) He is a genius.
(c) He is very tall.
(d) He is very small.

11. How does the narrator know Vic?
(a) They are next-door neighbors.
(b) Their families went on holiday together.
(c) They met at a party.
(d) They go to an all-boy's school together.

12. When the author suddenly finds himself back in the 70s, what happens?
(a) The men in black coats try to kill him.
(b) He finds himself married with kids.
(c) He is recruited by the RAF.
(d) Aliens attack.

13. What does Miss Corvier ask Eddie to bring her?
(a) Coffee.
(b) Raw meat.
(c) Soup.
(d) Mushrooms.

14. What are the man and woman called?
(a) Angel and Serpent.
(b) Earth and Breath.
(c) Adam and Eve.
(d) Man and Woman.

15. Whom does Disease Maker's Croup affect?
(a) Hypochondriacs.
(b) People who catalogue diseases.
(c) People with weakened immune systems.
(d) People who want time off work.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do the man and woman then do?

2. What does the professor dream about that night?

3. What now happens to Missy and Harlequin?

4. The first time the world seems to dissolve away for the author, whom does he meet?

5. Whom does the father say his sympathy is with now?

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