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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the young woman regret as she is fleeing Johnny's house?
(a) She wasn't able to kill Johnny.
(b) She is leaving a house where rude, ignorant people are shackled, to escape to a world where they roam free.
(c) She still doesn't understand why she was kidnapped.
(d) She wasn't able to save her friend.

2. What does Nail Bunny deduce from the fact that Johnny tried to kill Devi?
(a) Johnny must be afraid of committing to another person.
(b) Johnny must be even more insane than either of them originally thought.
(c) Johnny must not be capable of having interpersonal relationships.
(d) Johnny must prefer his current situation to happiness.

3. What is different about the Dough Boys, when they appear in Part 5?
(a) They have changed their appearances.
(b) D-Boy is upbeat, and Mr. Eff is depressed.
(c) They are unable to speak.
(d) They are able to move on their own for the first time.

4. What does Johnny have difficulty remembering, in Part 4?
(a) His reasons for doing the things he's done.
(b) What drew him to the house in which he currently lives.
(c) When he and Nail Bunny met.
(d) Why he tried to kill Devi.

5. What is everyone doing in Heaven?
(a) Reuniting with loved ones.
(b) Sitting still and silent.
(c) Talking and mingling.
(d) Doing whatever they enjoyed in life.

6. How does the female captive escape, in Part 5?
(a) She beats Johnny up and runs away.
(b) The monster frees her.
(c) Another captive frees her.
(d) She slips out of her shackles.

7. According to Nail Bunny, what was different about Johnny before?
(a) He killed people, but he didn't torture them.
(b) He still did terrible things, but for different reasons.
(c) He was a much happier person.
(d) He was able to forgive others' shortcomings.

8. What does the Devil ask Johnny to call him?
(a) Fred.
(b) Senor Satan.
(c) Beelzebub.
(d) Diabolos.

9. According to the Devil, what was Johnny's role in the world?
(a) To make people think twice about their actions by punishing those who didn't.
(b) He was supposed to act as an anchor to stabilize the harmful residue left by humans.
(c) He was supposed to rid the world of cruel people who contributed to its degeneration.
(d) To remind people of their mortality.

10. According to Johnny, why couldn't he commit the crime of which the young woman accuses him?
(a) He has plenty of money, and no need for more.
(b) He rarely leaves home, so he has no opportunity to meet rich widows.
(c) He spent his whole life trying not to touch anyone, or be touched by anyone.
(d) He is a vegetarian.

11. Who is Elize?
(a) One of Johnny's former victims.
(b) One of the gatekeepers.
(c) God's secretary.
(d) Johnny's tour guide in Heaven.

12. Who is Anne Gwish?
(a) Someone Johnny meets in Heaven.
(b) Johnny's temporary replacement.
(c) Devi's best friend.
(d) Johnny's new love interest.

13. What happens to D-Boy and Mr. Eff in Part 5?
(a) They are destroyed by the monster.
(b) They are burned alive.
(c) They are crushed when the house implodes.
(d) Johnny kills them.

14. What does Elize explain to Johnny about the conditions outside the gates?
(a) The mess is a tribute to things left behind in the mortal realm.
(b) There isn't enough help to keep up with maintenance tasks.
(c) It is there to deter newcomers who aren't committed enough.
(d) It is that way to provide a contrast between life outside the gates, and life inside.

15. What does Johnny realize about the Dough Boys in Part 4?
(a) They have become self-aware, and are getting stronger.
(b) They are really just facets of his own personality.
(c) They are not physically there; they are only figments of his imagination.
(d) They are the ones who convince him to do terrible things.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happens to the young man from the movie theater?

2. What did Johnny devote himself to, before the killings began?

3. Why are Heaven's inhabitants content?

4. What does the gatekeeper read?

5. Why was Johnny a poor choice, according to the Devil, for his prescribed role on Earth?

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