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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Superstition Exhibition: Chapters 21-26.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What do scientists think the Mbwun figure was used for by the Kothoga Indians?
(a) Religious ceremony.
(b) Satanic worship.
(c) Revenge killings.
(d) Vengence killings.

2. Why does the guard at the Superstition Exhibit hall door turn Margo away in Chapter 20?
(a) The exhibit is under construction.
(b) The exhibit is sealed until the opening night party.
(c) The exhibit is too dangerous to allow anyone to walk through.
(d) The exhibit is not in her scientific specialty.

3. Why does Margo not tell the security guard about the noise and the smell she experienced in the Superstition Exhibit hall?
(a) She does not want him to know she was in there.
(b) He already knew about it.
(c) He might think she is crazy.
(d) She wants to forget it ever happened.

4. What section of the Museum of Natural History does Smithback call a strange graveyard?
(a) The Hall of Crustacean Dinosaurs.
(b) The storage area of the Archeology Department.
(c) The Pachyderm Hall.
(d) The storage area of the Physical Anthropology Laboratory.

5. How much force does the coroner's office suggest it would require to create the lacerations on the security guard's body in one stroke?
(a) The average strength of a human female.
(b) The average strength of a human male.
(c) Twice what a human male can achieve.
(d) Four times what a human male can achieve.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the medical examiner find inside the chest of one of the young victims of the museum murders?

2. What is stenciled on the side of the crates Ven intends to steal?

3. What does Bailey Smith think is the origin of the Museum Beast?

4. What does Whittlesey hope to find on this expedition?

5. What DNA other than human is found to exist inside the claw found in the chest of one of the young victims of the museum killer?

(see the answer key)

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