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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did the paramedic think was happening to Lindsey?
(a) They thought that she had died.
(b) They thought that she couldn't breathe.
(c) They thought she was choking.
(d) They thought that she was going into convulsions.

2. What convention had to be followed in order for Vassago to blend among the world of the living to hunt his prey?
(a) Manners.
(b) A certain degree of cleanliness.
(c) None of these.
(d) A certain degree of decorum.

3. What was the last thing that came to Hatch?
(a) The bitter taste of coffee.
(b) The bitter taste of a cigarrette.
(c) The sweet taste of chocolate.
(d) The sweet taste of an Oreo.

4. What did Lindsey perceive as a strange and distant cry?
(a) The combination of these.
(b) The whine of the heaters.
(c) The wailing of the sirens.
(d) The whistling of the wind.

5. What was Vassago's fascination with Margaret?
(a) She was completely wholesome.
(b) She was so full of vitality.
(c) She had no desire in sex.
(d) She was already dying.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is perfect for Dr. Nyebern?

2. What were Hatch's first words?

3. What hospital room was Hatch in?

4. At what point did Hatch first regain consciousness?

5. Who was Vassago's first sacrifice?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why was Lindsey not comforted by the arrival of the mysterious Dr. Nyeburn?

2. Why had Lindsey and Hatch gone to the lake?

3. What prevailed in the dreams that Lindsey kept slipping into?

4. Why was Nyebern apprehensive about reviving Hatch?

5. What was Lindsey reminded of when she was being talked to in soothing tones?

6. What relieved Redlow, temporarily?

7. Why did Vassago eat junk food?

8. Why couldn't Hatch and Lindsey simply try for another child?

9. Why was time so important to Dr. Jonas Nyebern?

10. What had happened to Lindsey following the death of Jimmy?

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