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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 she request from her base?
(a) Chemical fertilizer.
(b) Insecticide.
(c) Pesticide.
(d) Dr. Chakrabarty's little miracle.

2. What does Fletcher remember about Johnson?
(a) He is a survivalist.
(b) He is an artist.
(c) He is a naturalist.
(d) He is wealthy.

3. What animal appears to have survived the creature and approaches Gordy?
(a) An Irish Setter.
(b) A Cheshire cat.
(c) An Airedale dog.
(d) A black stallion.

4. What does Lisa take them to the kitchen for?
(a) Puddles.
(b) Food and coffee.
(c) Animal sounds.
(d) Nursery rhymes being sung in the drain.

5. Who is waiting for him on the phone?
(a) Lisa.
(b) Tal.
(c) Bryce.
(d) Paige.

Short Answer Questions

1. What substance does the creature resemble microscopically?

2. In what church do Frank and Gordy find the priest?

3. How does Sara reveal the bodies were killed?

4. What do Flyte and Sara request of the creature?

5. What do Bryce and Jenny find?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Copperfield's men discover in the sewer system as they are running power cables?

2. What is the creature unable to use and how is that brought to the survivor's attention?

3. What kind of people make up the team that Copperfield brings with him?

4. What is so unusual about the conditions at the Sheffield home that Frank and Gordy ask Bryce to come and look?

5. How does the creature reveal its range of knowledge and intelligence?

6. What does the group learn from examination of a sample of the Ancient Enemy?

7. What does Fletcher Kale finally realize as he is being taken down to court?

8. Why are Bryce and Jenny discouraged when Copperfield arrives?

9. What does science reveal about the victims and about the creature's use of them?

10. What does scientist Sara Yamaguchi report to Bryce and Jenny after their investigation?

(see the answer keys)

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