2. What does Swamp Thing try to remember while in his dream state?
(a) Where he put his keys.
(b) Past events concerning his previous life.
(c) His phone number.
(d) The location of the Autistic Center.

3. Who leads the government agency that pursues and tries to kill Swamp Thing?
(a) Colonel Sanders.
(b) Major Tom.
(c) Admiral Adama.
(d) General Sunderland.

4. What does Campbell say the original character of Swamp Thing re-emerges as?
(a) An "accomplishment of Alan Moore's mind."
(b) A "fool."
(c) A "poetic reinvention."
(d) An "abstraction."

5. Whose file does Swamp Thing read after he regenerates and reawakens?
(a) The old man's file.
(b) Paul's file.
(c) Woodrue's file.
(d) Abby's file.

6. How does Abby Arcane react to Swamp Thing's distress?
(a) She walks away.
(b) She becomes very logical.
(c) She doesn't say a word.
(d) She becomes very emotional.

7. During Book Three, what does the Floronic Man send the young boy off who recorded for him to do?
(a) Find Abby Arcane.
(b) Find a battery for the video camera.
(c) Find his brother, the Metatonic Man.
(d) Warn the world of the Floronic Man and his plan.

8. What does Woodrue take from Swamp Thing's body?
(a) A crooked staff.
(b) A yam-like tuber.
(c) A piece of moss.
(d) A lichen.

9. At what kind of rate does the Floronic Man cause the plants to produce oxygen in the young boy's town during the recording?
(a) Slow rate.
(b) Mediocre rate.
(c) Accelerated rate.
(d) Monotonic rate.

10. What system does Woodrue take over that allows him to control doors, etc.?
(a) The medical system.
(b) The radial heating system.
(c) The building's computer system.
(d) The plumbing system.

11. Where is Jason Woodrue when he wonders about the "old man?"
(a) Montana.
(b) New Orleans.
(c) Seattle.
(d) Washington D.C.

12. Which young boy does the Floronic Man order to fetch a video camera for recording?
(a) Billy Bob Armslinger.
(b) Milton Ansling.
(c) William Anslinger.
(d) Will Arlington.

13. How does Swamp Thing react to reading the file?
(a) Leaves in a neutral state.
(b) Regenerates again.
(c) He enters a psychotic rage.
(d) Dies.

14. What does Campbell make a case for concerning Alan Moore's Swamp Thing?
(a) That the comic book genre is too trite.
(b) That the comic book medium is a legitimate art form.
(c) That the comic book medium is better than poetry.
(d) That the comic book medium can't be rescued.

15. What does Woodrue do with the article he takes from Swamp Thing?
(a) He throws it away.
(b) He chops it up into tiny pieces.
(c) He ingests it.
(d) He hides it.