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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 does Wonder Woman reveal to Aquaman and Superman?
(a) She has killed a man.
(b) She has been stripped of her heritage.
(c) She is pregnant.
(d) She abandoned her heritage.

2. In a twist at the end of Chapter 2, who is shown joining up with Lex Luthor's forces?
(a) Magog.
(b) Captain Marvel.
(c) Wonder Woman.
(d) Batman.

3. What superhero is called both a hero and a terrorist?
(a) Hawkman.
(b) The Flash.
(c) The Green Lantern.
(d) Hawkman.

4. To whom is Xu'ffasch heir?
(a) The Scarecrow.
(b) King Croc.
(c) Ra's Al Ghul.
(d) The Joker.

5. Green Lantern patrols above Earth to guard against what kind of threat?
(a) Human mistakes.
(b) Planetary collision.
(c) Extraterrestrial.
(d) Terrorist.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Wesley's relationship to Norman?

2. How does Batman patrol Gotham City?

3. For what crime was Magog acquitted, over Superman's protestations?

4. According to Batman, who is responsible for the destruction immediately around him?

5. In the beginning of "Strange Visitor," what collides with the eagle in Wesley's vision?

Short Essay Questions

1. What leads up to Wesley Dodd asking random people on the street if "they missed the concept of human achievement?" and what did he mean?

2. Of what does Orion warn Superman?

3. What does Superman vow to do in his press conference in "Truth and Justice?"

4. What preempts the appearance of the seven superheroes at the Status of Liberty?

5. According to the Spectre, why are the members of the U.N. uneasy with the reappearance of the older superheroes?

6. Why does Batman spend all of his days and nights in the Bat Cave?

7. What has happened to Kansas?

8. In what ways has Superman changed from his iconic look in his first appearance in this book?

9. Why is Americommando attacking the immigrants and refugees at the Statue of Liberty?

10. At the very end of "Strange Visitor," how and why are Norman McKay's expectations of hope defeated?

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