4. How is Colonial Pines described?
(a) A typical American small town.
(b) An agricultural mecca.
(c) A suburb without a nearby city.
(d) A thriving metropolis.

5. When Boomer Petway is in high school, he is the best at what?
(a) Track and field.
(b) Acting.
(c) Breakdancing.
(d) Football.

6. What is Spike Cohen's fetish?
(a) Wrists.
(b) Feet.
(c) Breasts.
(d) Sex toys.

7. What is Jezebel's common reputation?
(a) Reformed Christian.
(b) Good samaritan.
(c) Christian martyr.
(d) Harlot and an idolator.

8. How do Painted Stick and Conch Shell think Boomer and Ellen Cherry can help them?
(a) They can help them fall back to sleep.
(b) They can give them the power of motion.
(c) They can help them get to Jerusalem.
(d) The can help them find their true master.

9. Why do the objects begin to suspect that Ellen Cherry might be able to help them?
(a) Because Spoon and Can 'o Beans belongs to her.
(b) Because she is interested in Turn Around Norman.
(c) Because she is an artist.
(d) Because she paints pictures of them.

10. What type of animal is described by the narrator as "Turning modern technology to their idiosyncratic advantage"?
(a) Mockingbird.
(b) Eagle.
(c) Dog.
(d) Squirrel.

11. Who sleeps with Buddy?
(a) Patsy.
(b) Patsy's sister.
(c) Ultima.
(d) Ellen Cherry.

12. Who showed up on a bus outside the I & I?
(a) Patsy.
(b) Buddy.
(c) Verlin.
(d) Boomer.

13. What do Painted Stick and Conch shell reveal that Jezebel actually is?
(a) Christian saint.
(b) Voodoo priestess.
(c) Descendent of King David.
(d) Worshipper of Astarte.

14. Who do the objects send to follow Turn Around Norman?
(a) Conch Shell.
(b) Painted Stick.
(c) Spoon.
(d) Dirty Sock.

15. What does Ellen Cherry say is the problem with New York artists?
(a) That they can't recognize real art.
(b) That they're all about parties and partying.
(c) That they're only in it for fame and money.
(d) That they are unoriginal.