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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 6.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Johnny suggest to his young female captive, in Part 4?
(a) Her friend is cruel, even to her, and she enjoys his suffering.
(b) If she were smart enough, she could find a way to escape.
(c) She is a masochist who enjoys the things he does to her.
(d) She has no sense of self-worth, so she doesn't care if she dies.

2. How does Johnny account for his lack of compassion?
(a) He doesn't know why he feels that way.
(b) His parents' abuse made him unable to feel much of anything.
(c) He can't care for those who mistreat others.
(d) He was simply born that way.

3. What does Mr. Eff say about Devi in Part 2?
(a) That Johnny is not good enough for her.
(b) That she is crazy, and Johnny should stay away from her.
(c) That Johnny should enjoy the happiness he feels with her.
(d) That she is interfering with his relationship with Johnny.

4. Why are Heaven's inhabitants content?
(a) They finally have whatever they wanted throughout their lives.
(b) They lived a life of contentment, without desire.
(c) They are reunited with everyone in their family.
(d) They have no physiological needs.

5. According to the gatekeeper, what is the reason for the condition of the place Johnny goes to in Part 6?
(a) The residents have nothing better to do, so they clean all day.
(b) The gatekeeper refuses to tell Johnny why the place looks the way it does.
(c) There is no time for the residents to clean.
(d) The residents have better things to do than worry about appearances.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happens to Happy Noodle Boy, in Part 2, after he is abducted by aliens?

2. How does Johnny hurt himself, when he visits Squee in Part 4?

3. What is the Devil's response when Johnny complains about God not answering his questions?

4. What is everyone doing in Heaven?

5. Johnny feels that his victims fail to understand what?

(see the answer key)

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