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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What change does it witness?

2. How long has Hilda been dead?

3. What is the husband holding?

4. Where is the couple found?

5. Who is Jennifer's housekeeper?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens before the sisters leave the Oxley residence that scares and relieves Jenny at the same time?

2. In what way do Jennifer and Lisa see the town differently as they arrive?

3. Where do they discover the housekeeper, Hilda, and what is odd about her?

4. What misconception has Jenny had for a very long time that Lisa calls into question?

5. What does Lisa want to do and why does Jennifer disagree?

6. What personal details does Jenny share with Bryce?

7. What message do they find at Candleglow Inn and what horrifies them as they are leaving?

8. What conditions do Lisa and Jennifer discover in the house next door that are odd and out of place?

9. Why does Bryce decide that the group should split up on the way to the Oxley residence?

10. What is so disturbing and fearful for young deputy Gordy Brogan?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

What does Sara ask her base to send her? How does she explain the need for further items, and what is the Ancient Enemy's response to her request and her stall for more time? What is the purpose of the chemical that Sara has requested? What is it called and what was its original purpose? Why did it take so long to get the patent for this discovery and why is it unique? What door did this open for future scientific developments?

Essay Topic 2

Who is Dr. Timothy Flyte? What is his significance to this story? What information does he have to contribute? How does he help to identify the entity responsible for the situation in Snowfield? What history does he provide about this entity and how far back in time does the existence of this entity go? What other mass disappearances are likely attributed to it:? What surprises does Flyte get when he learns about the entity first hand from those in Snowfield?

Essay Topic 3

What exactly is the Ancient Enemy? What reason does it have for its behavior? How does it view the human race? Why is it likely that it feels superior to the human race? How does it view Timothy Flyte in the beginning and why? What offer does it make to Timothy Flyte and how does it communicate this offer directly to him? Why is it important to the Ancient Enemy that Flyte be present and what does the entity hope to gain from his presence?

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