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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through One More Question Please.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to the "Foreword," what is the term for a supernatural, incorporeal, rational being or personality, usually regarded as imperceptible at ordinary times to the human senses, but capable of becoming visible at pleasure and frequently conceived as troublesome, terrifying, or hostile to mankind?
(a) Demon.
(b) Devil.
(c) Spirit.
(d) Manifestation.

2. __________ is an old German word meaning 'noisy or mischievous ghost.'
(a) Poltergeist.
(b) Die Spirit.
(c) Demon.
(d) Banshee.

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

4. According to the author in "Of Unworldly Origin," in both the New and Old Testaments of the Bible, angels and demons are mentioned some __________ times.
(a) 666.
(b) 30.
(c) 300.
(d) 3,000.

5. Ed explained that __________ seek to determine the true cause of events, and to extinguish demonic spirits, when needed.
(a) Demonologists.
(b) Parapsychologist.
(c) Doxologist.
(d) Psychologist.

Short Answer Questions

1. At the end of "Art and Apparitions," the Warrens came to find that the phenomenon brought about by inhuman spirits occurred __________.

2. Ed revealed that in black witchcraft, the killing of a(n) __________ is a traditional gift to Lucifer.

3. The author states that next to exorcism, __________ is perhaps the most dangerous business on earth.

4. In the beginning of "Oppression: The Strategy Revealed," the author states, "__________ essentially means a house is haunted; __________ means that the spirits haunting the house are trying to take over the people living there."

5. Who admitted seeing their first ghost as a child, and after that, sought more information about the supernatural in "Art and Apparations"?

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