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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. Where do the nuns tell Creeper and the captain they have to go to find Duval?
(a) Florida.
(b) The Dead City.
(c) The Reweed.
(d) The Limits.

2. What does the captain say she does not get from Oshun?
(a) Visions.
(b) Riches.
(c) Sweets.
(d) Love.

3. What startles the captain about the two sisters Eunice and Agnes?
(a) They know her first name.
(b) They are chemists.
(c) They are priests.
(d) They are fortune-tellers.

4. Why is Jewel so frightened of Creeper at first?
(a) She yells loudly.
(b) She is ugly.
(c) She looks scary in her gas mask.
(d) She speaks another language.

5. What question does the captain ask Creeper that surprises her?
(a) What her favorite food is.
(b) What she wants to be when she grows up.
(c) How much money she has.
(d) How long Oya has been with her.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where do the captain, Creeper, and their guide begin their journey to the Dead City?

2. Why were some stone buildings and houses abandoned in the swamp?

3. What does Creeper conclude about what the Midnight Robber does?

4. Where does the captain say she will take Duval back to?

5. Who does the captain think Feral might be?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Creeper know the men with the scientist in Part III will be dead very soon?

2. What does Sister Eunice say about Ann-Marie and Creeper?

3. What do the Confederate states use drapeto gas for?

4. How does the Tall Man stay immune to Oya's powers through Creeper?

5. How does Creeper tell Ann-Marie she should handle Oshun?

6. Who does Ann-Marie bring with her to get Duval in Part IV

7. What is the relationship between the Goddesses that Ann-Marie and Creeper both commune with?

8. What does drapeto gas do?

9. Who is Feral supposedly descended from?

10. What does Ann-Marie say the legend in Haiti is about the Black God's Drums?

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