2. What three kinds of people did Hatch compare nuns to, if they didn't mean well?
(a) All of these.
(b) United States congressmen.
(c) International terrorists.
(d) Mafia hitmen.

3. What animal did Vassago compare himself to as he was climbing the wall?
(a) A monkey.
(b) An ant.
(c) A spider.
(d) A slug.

4. What was the first thing Vassago had to do?
(a) To kill Regina.
(b) Find out if the funhouse Lucifer would take a nail.
(c) Find out if he had all the supplies he needed.
(d) Find out if she would fit the boards he had.

5. What did Hatch tell Lindsey to bring?
(a) All of these.
(b) The shotgun.
(c) Flashlights.
(d) The shells.

6. What had he been drinking?
(a) Bourbon.
(b) Jack Daniels.
(c) Gin.
(d) Chivas Regal.

7. What was the thing that jolted Hatch out of his rage?
(a) That Lindsey had done nothing wrong.
(b) That he would scare Regina.
(c) That he would wake Regina.
(d) That he was acting like his father.

8. What drew the eye in Lindsey's painting?
(a) A black rose.
(b) The blackness.
(c) The scenery.
(d) A angelic boy.

9. Who was the sister that Regina had asked why God had given people bowels and bladders?
(a) Sister Saraphim.
(b) Sister Imaculata.
(c) Sister Sarafina.
(d) Sister Sable.

10. What was the name of the book Jeremy had read?
(a) The Hiding.
(b) The Hidden.
(c) The Struggle.
(d) The Journey.

11. How old was Loffman?
(a) Forty five.
(b) Fifty five.
(c) Seventy.
(d) Sixty five.

12. Who had Jeremy killed other than Tod as a child?
(a) His sister.
(b) All of these.
(c) His mother.
(d) Himself.

13. For what reason could Honell not see?
(a) Neither of these.
(b) Both of these.
(c) His eyes were blurred by tears.
(d) His eyes were blurred from the loss of his contact lenses.

14. What had Jeremy been avoiding?
(a) A dual crucifixion.
(b) None of these.
(c) To deal with both Harrison and his wife at the same time.
(d) A confrontation with the husband.

15. What did Regina remind God of?
(a) Her selfless pledge to eat beans of any kind.
(b) Her pledge to always be a good girl.
(c) Her pledge to not say bad potty words.
(d) Her pledge to do well in school.