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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 all over the ground at the carnival?
(a) Black cables
(b) Shadows
(c) Cotton candy and soda cans
(d) Rocks

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

3. What role does Carl's wife play in the plans for that gift for their daughter?
(a) She sews a coverlet
(b) She paints the seat
(c) She paints the ceiling
(d) She arranges for a stable

4. How many copies of the poem remain unaccounted for?
(a) 91
(b) 39
(c) 26
(d) 82

5. How does Carl learn that it's really Oyster who's in Helen's body?
(a) Carl realizes it's Oyster's eyes in Helen's body
(b) Oyster calls Carl "Dad"
(c) Oyster throws Patrick's body, something Helen would never have done
(d) Helen calls Carl and explains

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Carl say to his father?

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

3. When does Carl realize that Sarge is really Helen?

4. What is the reaction of the officer who finds the cook who fell on the grill?

5. Who pulls up while Carl and Mona are talking outside the real estate office?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What does the waitress say about the ivy that's taking over an entire town?

3. What are the possible ways of revealing the words of the grimoire?

4. What happens to the Book Barn and why?

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

6. Describe what the police find when the arrive at the bar where Nash and Carl met?

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

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

9. What's wrong with Carl's foot and how is the injury tended while he's in the motel?

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

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