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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Annabelle and Unnatural Phenomena.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to the Warrens in "Art and Apparitions," inhuman spirits make all of the following type of sounds except for which one?
(a) Maniacal laughter.
(b) Deep baleful moans.
(c) Cat-like meows.
(d) Ungodly screams.

2. The author affirms in "Art and Apparition" that __________ would sometimes leave behind a residue of Blood and other bodily fluids.
(a) Spirits.
(b) Ghosts.
(c) Orbs.
(d) Ghoul.

3. According to the Warrens, spirits attacked humans __________.
(a) Mentally and physically.
(b) Mentally.
(c) Neither mentally nor physically.
(d) Physically.

4. Ed revealed that "in order to be seen with the physical eye, the ghost or apparition needed __________ to manifest."
(a) Chemical energy.
(b) Solar energy.
(c) Physical energy.
(d) A sheet.

5. The Warren's inform the reader that all of the following was true about spirits except for which one?
(a) They cause injury.
(b) They use foul language.
(c) They can produce a foul, revolting stench.
(d) They manifest in light.

Short Answer Questions

1. At the end of Chapter "Unnatural Phenomena," who said, "That's it, I'm not even going to mention the subject of demonology anymore...I'm not going to let people make a farce out of the serious work the specialist clergy does in this field"?

2. Ed explained that __________ seek to determine the true cause of events, and to extinguish demonic spirits, when needed.

3. Whom did Lorraine exclaim to be careful driving home because their car would go out of control and they would be in an accident?

4. In the beginning of "Unnatural Phenomena," Ed and Lorraine Warren sat in an off-stage lounge waiting to tape __________ Show in New York City.

5. The author states in the "Foreword" that to meet pleasant people in the midst of trouble and confusion was always a(n) __________ experience.

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