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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 was Swamp Thing encased in?
(a) Amber.
(b) Rock.
(c) Carbonite.
(d) Ice.
2. 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) Slow rate.
(c) Accelerated rate.
(d) Monotonic rate.
3. How does Woodrue connect his mind to a flower that grew from Swamp Thing?
(a) Via metastasis.
(b) Via telepathy.
(c) Via an electrical device.
(d) Via osmosis.
4. How could Swamp Thing's problem be classified?
(a) As militant.
(b) As biological.
(c) As psychological.
(d) As spiritual.
5. Where is Swamp Thing when the old man takes a peek at him?
(a) The center tech room.
(b) The hydroponic chamber.
(c) The cryochamber.
(d) The airgas chamber.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Swamp Thing know that something is wrong in the beginning of Book Three?
2. What happens when a townsperson in Book Three strikes a match after the Floronic Man puts the town's plants in a "hyperoxygenated" state?
3. What is Woodrue made of?
4. What comparison is drawn by Woodrue concerning consciousness and wise men?
5. How does Campbell describe the types of new themes that were discussed?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Swamp Thing dream of while in the swamp?
2. How does the Floronic Man react to the logic shown by Swamp Thing in Book Four?
3. What does the strange boy at the Elysium Lawns Center for Autistic Children ask everyone to do?
4. Name two macabre elements employed within Book Two.
5. How does Book One open?
6. What does Swamp Thing do when he recognizes that Abby is scared in Book Six?
7. How is Swamp Thing's overgrown state in the swamp explained by Woodrue?
8. What does the Green Arrow lament?
9. How did the swamp take on Alec Holland's consciousness?
10. What danger is presented to Moore since he places Swamp Thing within the DC universe?
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