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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through A Soul in Hostage and The Enfield Voices.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The author states that next to exorcism, __________ is perhaps the most dangerous business on earth.
(a) Demonology.
(b) Enigmatology.
(c) Ghostology.
(d) Cardiology.

2. What unusual sound had Mr. and Mrs. Hillman experienced at night according to their testimony in "A Conjuring Book for Christmas"?
(a) Furniture being thrown.
(b) Doors slamming.
(c) Footsteps.
(d) A songbird.

3. 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"?
(a) Lorraine Warren.
(b) Dr. Tanous.
(c) Ed Warren.
(d) Father Trabold.

4. In "Beyond Amityville," Ed detailed how the black mass gave him a clear vision of himself and Lorraine doing what?
(a) Involved in a potentially deadly automobile accident.
(b) Investigating the Amityville house.
(c) Having their first child.
(d) Getting married.

5. Ed Warren found out in "The Entity Returns" that Charlene was a(n) __________ for communication between the demonic and the human realm.
(a) Devil.
(b) Addict.
(c) Witch.
(d) Medium.

Short Answer Questions

1. By what name did the inhuman spirit call itself that possessed Mary in "Of Unworldly Origin"?

2. According to the Warrens in "Art and Apparitions," inhuman spirits make all of the following type of sounds except for which one?

3. Ed details that a spirit can bypass the physical eye of an individual and project desired images directly to the '__________'.

4. What were the names of the two young women who fell under demonic influence after they purchased a farmhouse together, according to a story told by the Warrens?

5. Oppression strategy can best be summed up in one word : __________ , according to the author.

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