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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 century was the chest that was by Loffman's bed from?
(a) The fifteenth.
(b) The nineteenth.
(c) The eighteenth.
(d) The seventeenth.

2. Why could Hatch lie to Lindsey so smoothly?
(a) All of these.
(b) He had practiced lying to her numerous times.
(c) He knew he could manipulate her into letting him not go back to the doctor.
(d) The lie wasn't meant to hurt or harm, but to soothe.

3. What wasn't too shabby to bring back with you when you died?
(a) A seraphim.
(b) An archangel.
(c) A demiangel.
(d) An angel.

4. Why did Regina know she couldn't scream?
(a) The gag in her mouth would surely choke her to death.
(b) He would be more likely to harm her if she screamed.
(c) No one would hear her.
(d) None of these.

5. What did the magazine smell like?
(a) Cigarettes.
(b) Melted plastic.
(c) Fresh paper.
(d) Smoke.

Short Answer Questions

1. How did he kill them?

2. Who was the author of the book?

3. Who had Jeremy killed other than Tod as a child?

4. Who was Uriel?

5. Who did Hatch and Lindsey get a call from?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Vassago hurt Loffman anyway?

2. What does Hatch see and dismiss that he shouldn't have?

3. Why was Jeremy never questioned about his role in the murders?

4. What moral/ethical dilemma does Dr. Nyebern reflect on?

5. What action does Vassago feel will bring him closer to Lindsey?

6. How does Jeremy introduce himself to Hatch?

7. What other events of importance does Jeremy remember?

8. What does Hatch fear when he regains control over himself and realizes he has had another blackout?

9. What information is Vassago/Jeremy trying to elicit from Honell before he kills him?

10. Hatch retains two mementos of the events that occurred. What are they and what is their significance?

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