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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through A Conjuring Book for Christmas and Of Unworldy Origin.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. "The Demonologist" is a story about the experiences and beliefs of the __________.
(a) Warrens.
(b) Franks.
(c) Smiths.
(d) Coffields.

2. According to the Warrens in "Art and Apparitions," where do most ghosts "live"?
(a) In Russia.
(b) In Germany.
(c) In England.
(d) In America.

3. In October of 1972, Ed and Lorraine received a phone call from the __________, according to the author in "Art and Apparitions."
(a) US Pentegon.
(b) US White House.
(c) West Virginia Court House.
(d) US Military Academy.

4. By what name did the inhuman spirit call itself that possessed Mary in "Of Unworldly Origin"?
(a) Beelzebub.
(b) Lucifer.
(c) Iblis.
(d) Resisilobus.

5. What unusual occurrence did Dee and Bob experience in "A Conjuring Book for Christmas" when they ran outside their home because of the paranormal activity going on inside their home?
(a) The sun came up.
(b) Dogs ran backwards.
(c) Carnival music played outside.
(d) Everything stopped.

Short Answer Questions

1. Ed asserts that the use of a(n) __________ is the most common way negative spirits are brought in.

2. The author asserts at the end of "Annabelle," the doll came with a "friend", a(n) __________.

3. Who wrote the following excerpt found in the beginning of the Chapter "Of Unworldly Origin" : "Of all the common and familiar objects of conversation that are entered upon in company, of things remote from nature and cut off from the senses, there is none so ready to hand, none so unusual, as that of spirits; and whether what is said of them is true"?

4. In what room of the Hillman's home did Lorraine claim to have noticed an inhuman presence in?

5. Lorraine revealed that the __________ was caused by a tragedy in the life of an individual, where death occurs suddenly or under very traumatic circumstances.

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