2. What does Coker point out are the most dangerous things?
(a) Bad intentions.
(b) Triffids.
(c) Satellites.
(d) Good intentions.

3. Who does Dennis find in the village?
(a) A small boy.
(b) No one.
(c) Joan.
(d) A small girl.

4. What does Susan tell Bill to do at the end of Chapter Thirteen?
(a) Take her indoors.
(b) Take Josella indoors.
(c) Take Coker indoors.
(d) Take Miss Durrant indoors.

5. What does Josella realize as she explains her escape from Russell Square, and the gunshot?
(a) That Coker was the one who fired the shot.
(b) That Miss Durrant was the one who fired the shot.
(c) That Bill was the one who fired the shot.
(d) That Susan was the one who fired the shot.

6. What does Coker believe Miss Durrant wants?
(a) Help.
(b) A lover.
(c) A child.
(d) A way out.

7. What does Bill note about the sheep and cattle?
(a) They are restless.
(b) They are blind.
(c) They are sighted.
(d) They are wandering.

8. Who does Bill not find at Tynsham?
(a) Coker.
(b) Josella.
(c) Willard.
(d) Jack.

9. What is Bill tied to once allowed outside?
(a) A truck.
(b) Two tough blind men.
(c) Two blind women.
(d) A chair.

10. What wakes Bill at the beginning of Chapter Eight?
(a) A gun shot.
(b) A phone.
(c) Screams.
(d) A bell.

11. What does Bill load up on at the beginning of Chapter Nine?
(a) Weapons.
(b) Food.
(c) Women.
(d) Water.

12. What does Bill learn on the fifth day of his slavery that worries him?
(a) There is a sickness spreading through the group.
(b) There is despair spreading through the group.
(c) Half the group has been lost.
(d) Half the group has died.

13. Why can't Bill simply take Josella away from the farm?
(a) There are others who depend on her.
(b) She refuses to leave.
(c) It is too dangerous.
(d) They have no transportation.

14. What does Miss Durrant see as the fall of mankind?
(a) Laziness and stubbornness.
(b) Thanklessness and selfishness.
(c) Communism.
(d) Decadence, immorality, and lack of faith.

15. Where does Miss Durrant indicate Beadley's party has gone?
(a) Exmoor.
(b) London.
(c) Westminster.
(d) Beaminster.