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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Woodrue connect his mind to a flower that grew from Swamp Thing?
(a) Via an electrical device.
(b) Via osmosis.
(c) Via telepathy.
(d) Via metastasis.

2. What kind of horrors does Campbell mention that the population of the 1980s had to encounter?
(a) Tornadoes, earthquakes, sub-atomic particles.
(b) AIDS, nuclear proliferation, and rises in missing children.
(c) Bad haircuts, AIDS, cryogenics.
(d) Supervillains, AIDS, black holes.

3. Who is informed too late of the Floronic Man's dangerous presence in Book Three?
(a) The Justice League of America.
(b) Flash.
(c) Vash the Stampede.
(d) The government.

4. Where is Swamp Thing when the old man takes a peek at him?
(a) The cryochamber.
(b) The center tech room.
(c) The airgas chamber.
(d) The hydroponic chamber.

5. 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) Mediocre rate.
(b) Monotonic rate.
(c) Accelerated rate.
(d) Slow rate.

6. During Book Three, what does a police officer do after hearing about the destruction of a neighboring town?
(a) He moves his family to the city.
(b) He abandons his family.
(c) He destroys his house plants and kills his lawn with a toxic herbicide.
(d) He goes into shock.

7. How is Woodrue's story misleading to Abby and Matt?
(a) It is only partially accurate.
(b) It wasn't structured well.
(c) It never finished.
(d) It is oddly honest.

8. What does Swamp Thing compare Floronic Man's character to in Book Three?
(a) A cancer.
(b) An organ.
(c) A metastatis.
(d) A chemical.

9. What was Swamp Thing, originally?
(a) Half-man, half-vegetable.
(b) Half-man, half-alien.
(c) Half-food, half-element.
(d) Half-vegetable, half-sheep.

10. What was Swamp Thing encased in?
(a) Amber.
(b) Rock.
(c) Ice.
(d) Carbonite.

11. What is Swamp Thing's status quo at the beginning of Book Three?
(a) Ignorant bliss.
(b) Complete anger.
(c) Angst.
(d) Complete inner peace.

12. What comparison is drawn by Woodrue concerning consciousness and wise men?
(a) Cannibals eat wise men to gain knowledge.
(b) Men are only wise if they lose consciousness.
(c) Consciousness manifests in wise women, not men.
(d) True consciousness is only given to the wise men.

13. What does Campbell explain the comic genre would not have without the late 1960s period?
(a) The brilliant artist, Ashley Wood.
(b) The excellent writer, Alan Moore.
(c) The interesting theorist, Scott McLeod.
(d) The crazed philosopher, Sartre.

14. What does Swamp Thing sense while in his coma in Book Three?
(a) The innate wrongness of Floronic Man.
(b) That Abby is in love with him.
(c) The weather patterns.
(d) The shifting earth.

15. What did the man arrange with Woodrue in exchange for performing an autopsy/dissection of Swamp Thing?
(a) 2,000 dollars.
(b) Absolution.
(c) An escape vehicle.
(d) Release from prison.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which young boy does the Floronic Man order to fetch a video camera for recording?

2. What does Woodrue wish to attain?

3. How does Abby Arcane react to Swamp Thing's distress?

4. What does Woodrue take from Swamp Thing's body?

5. How do Swamp Thing's fingers extend?

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