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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. By what name does Superman now go by?
(a) El.
(b) Clark.
(c) Jor-el.
(d) Kal.
2. After the cable car passengers are saved, what iconic words are uttered by the crowd?
(a) "Look! Up in the sky!"
(b) "I'm Batman."
(c) "Shazam!"
(d) "My Spidey-sense is tingling."
3. During "Truth and Justice," why must Superman calm Wonder Woman down during battle?
(a) She is slowly going insane.
(b) She is becoming too ferocious in battle.
(c) She is grieving for the loss of Kansas.
(d) Von Bach keeps provoking her.
4. What is Wesley's relationship to Norman?
(a) Cousins.
(b) Norman works for Wesley.
(c) Brothers.
(d) Norman is his pastor.
5. What does Wonder Woman reveal to Aquaman and Superman?
(a) She abandoned her heritage.
(b) She is pregnant.
(c) She has killed a man.
(d) She has been stripped of her heritage.
Short Answer Questions
1. According to the Spectre, why are the U.N. delegates finally afraid?
2. To whom is Xu'ffasch heir?
3. Who was Wesley when he was younger?
4. What does Wonder Woman lasso during the battle in "Truth and Justice" before it can fall on any innocent bystanders?
5. For what does Magog beg Superman?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Batman spend all of his days and nights in the Bat Cave?
2. Why does the Spectre come to Norman McKay?
3. Why is Americommando attacking the immigrants and refugees at the Statue of Liberty?
4. What constitutes Wesley Dodd's final moments?
5. During the battle at the end of "Strange Visitor," what leads up to the cable car falling?
6. Why does Wonder Woman visit Superman in "Strange Visitor?"
7. What is the purpose of the Mankind Liberation Front and who is involved?
8. Why does Batman refuse to join up with Superman?
9. What heralds the appearance of Superman at the end of the first chapter?
10. Why has Wonder Woman been stripped of her title and heritage?
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