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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 is Mona working on when Carl returns to the real estate office?
(a) Her resume
(b) Her nails
(c) A miniature house
(d) A book

2. What does Mona do after they leave Oyster behind?
(a) Pleads with Helen to go back
(b) Goes to sleep
(c) Cries
(d) Sings

3. What is Carl's deceased wife's name?
(a) Gina
(b) Amber
(c) Katrin
(d) Rebecca

4. What is the spell Sarge says is responsible for the talking cow?
(a) He isn't certain
(b) The enchantment spell
(c) The occupation spell
(d) The culling spell

5. Where does Mona say Helen has gone?
(a) The hospital
(b) The Library of Congress
(c) The house where she'd met Carl
(d) The police station

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Oyster do with Mona's copy of "Traditional Tribal Hobby-Krafts?"

2. Why does a waitress say that they can't kill off the invasive English Ivy?

3. What does the talking Judas Cow say in Stone River?

4. What color is the cow in the middle of the street in Stone River, Nebraska?

5. What are all the people in Stone River wearing on their faces?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the features of the planner that make Mona realize it's the grimoire.

2. What is Patrick's situation when Carl arrives at the hospital and what is his eventual fate?

3. What does Mona tell Carl about a love spell?

4. What is Helen's situation when Carl arrives and what is her eventual fate?

5. What are some of the ways witches write in their mirror books?

6. Why is Nash killing fashion models?

7. Describe the house Carl and his wife make for their daughter.

8. How does Carl come to realize that he really is in love with Helen?

9. Oyster compares himself with an animal when Helen kicks him out of the car. What does he say and what does he mean?

10. What does the occupation spell do and what are Mona and Oyster using it for in Stone River?

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