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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. Why are the lumberjacks killed?
(a) They were victims of Henry Bowers.
(b) They were manifestations of It.
(c) Claud Heroux hated them.
(d) They were striking for unsafe work conditions.
2. What does It send to kill Mike Hanlon in the tunnels as an adult?
(a) A werewolf.
(b) Georgie.
(c) A spider.
(d) A nurse.
3. What do the children tell Bill's parents they are going to do the night they make silver slugs?
(a) Play Monopoly.
(b) Make silver slugs.
(c) Go for a walk.
(d) Have a pizza party.
4. Who begins the Ritual of Chud with It in the tunnel?
(a) Mike Hanlon.
(b) Eddie Kaspbrak.
(c) Ben Hanscom.
(d) Bill Denbrough.
5. Which member of the Loser's club does It disguise itself as?
(a) Ben Hanscom.
(b) Bill Denbrough.
(c) Mike Hanlon.
(d) Georgie Denbrough.
Short Answer Questions
1. How is It finally killed?
2. What does Richie not see during his vision in the clubhouse?
3. What did Mr. Keene tell Eddie when he called Eddie back to his office?
4. Who did Patrick Hockstetter kill when he was in kindergarten?
5. Where does It emerge from in the house on Neibolt Street?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is Henry Bowers killed and by whom?
2. Describe the vision that Richie has as a result of the Indian ritual?
3. How does Mike identify the beginning and end of the cycle described in the Third Interlude?
4. Where did Henry receive his switchblade knife and what does he use it for?
5. Describe the vision Bill Denbrough has when he is battling It telepathically.
6. Why does Mike Hanlon think he will forget the events of their experience with It?
7. Describe the Ritual of Chud.
8. Why and how did Patrick Hockstetter kill his infant brother when he was in kindergarten?
9. How do the Losers respond when Henry is killed?
10. Why does the pharmacist pull Eddie into his office and what does he tell him?
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