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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 word causes Johnny to go on a rampage in a fast-food restaurant?
(a) "Crazy."
(b) "Kooky."
(c) "Wacky."
(d) "Weird."

2. What is Johnny's response to Devi's joking threat in Part 2?
(a) He laughs with her.
(b) He is frightened.
(c) He flies into a rage.
(d) He gets quiet and contemplative.

3. Why did Johnny choose to buy the house he currently lives in?
(a) There were lots of potential victims here.
(b) He wanted to keep close tabs on Squee.
(c) No one knew him in this area.
(d) There were some torture devices already installed.

4. Why does Johnny stop momentarily during his rampage in the cafe?
(a) He sees someone he knows.
(b) He stops to think about what he is doing.
(c) He needs a drink.
(d) His CD skips.

5. Johnny goes into the cafe, in Part 3, instead of going where?
(a) A dance club.
(b) A bookstore.
(c) A clothing boutique.
(d) A fast-food restaurant.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why do the people outside the cafe make fun of Johnny?

2. What is ironic about Johnny's house number?

3. How does the little boy get the nickname, "Squee"?

4. What does Johnny do to the man in the cafe bathroom?

5. What happens to Squee in the second strip of Part 3?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why isn't Johnny's victim amused by the story Johnny tells in Part 3?

2. What is Squee's relationship with his parents like?

3. What happens to the young couple in Part 3?

4. What discussion does Johnny have at the beginning of Part 3?

5. Why does Johnny want to harm the first captive in Part 2?

6. What is the comic strip written by Johnny about?

7. What does Johnny do to help Squee, in Part 3?

8. What is the last thing Johnny writes in his "die-ary", in Part 2?

9. What are some of the reasons Johnny cites for killing people in the cafe, in Part 3?

10. How does Johnny feel about his victims?

(see the answer keys)

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