2. After the second attack, how many birds litter Nat’s yard?
(a) More than he can count.
(b) Around 20.
(c) About 100.
(d) A handful.

3. Why does the character in question 74 think an army attack would be a waste?
(a) There are too many birds. to fight against
(b) The army should never get involved in national defense.
(c) The army has more important things to do.
(d) The birds aren’t really a threat.

4. According to the announcer, what is the most important step citizens should take to protect themselves against the bird attacks?
(a) Stock up on guns and ammo.
(b) Nothing – they should go about their regular lives.
(c) Barricade their homes.
(d) Ensure they have enough food and water.

5. What does Nat notice about the Triggs’ telephone?
(a) Nothing – the Triggs don’t have a telephone.
(b) They never had it installed.
(c) The operator is still on the other line.
(d) It has been torn from the wall.

6. What part of Mrs. Trigg’s body does Nat see and immediately know she is dead?
(a) Her legs.
(b) Her back.
(c) Her arms.
(d) Her eyes.

7. After the second attack, what does Nat realize is controlling the birds’ behavior?
(a) The moon.
(b) The tide.
(c) The wind.
(d) The sun.

8. What does Nat tell his wife when she asks about the Triggs’ wellbeing?
(a) That he has no idea where they are
(b) That they have gone to stay with friends
(c) That they are dead
(d) That they are hiding out in the barn

9. In the face of impending attacks, what does the announcer ask the population to do?
(a) Remain calm.
(b) Embrace their loved ones.
(c) Fight like hell.
(d) Pray.

10. Which of the following is NOT one of the crucial supplies Nat seeks to collect?
(a) Fuel.
(b) Water.
(c) Light.
(d) Food.

11. Whose body is found next to the Triggs’ telephone?
(a) Mrs. Trigg.
(b) Mr. Trigg.
(c) The farmhand.
(d) The dog.

12. While driving home from the farm, whose body does Mrs. Hocken spot, and request Nat drive carefully around?
(a) The postman.
(b) The bus driver.
(c) The news announcer.
(d) The milkman.

13. With each attack, what has changed about the birds?
(a) Each attack has brought larger species of birds.
(b) Each attack has lessened the birds’ intensity.
(c) Each attack has brought greater clarity to the birds’ behavior.
(d) Each attack has created a new target for the birds.

14. During the “special” dinner Nat’s prepared, how many birds break in?
(a) 5.
(b) None.
(c) 10.
(d) 2.

15. According to Nat’s calculation, how long will each “lull” between attacks last?
(a) 10 hours.
(b) 12 hours.
(c) 6 hours.
(d) 2 hours.