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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 3, He Who Walks On All Fours: Chapters 56-62 and Epilogue, Chapter 63.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What material do Margo and Smithback learn Whittlesey used to pack is crates?
(a) Flowers sold by street vendors.
(b) Indigenous plants.
(c) Styrofoam peanuts.
(d) Kothoga healing herbs.

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

3. What ability does Pendergast believe the creature has that will prevent them from finding safety from the creature?
(a) It can open doors and slip through the security gates.
(b) It can open doors and it knows passages hidden to them.
(c) It can hypnotize people into submission.
(d) It can slip through the secuity gates and ooze through vents.

4. What does Kothoga mean?
(a) Devil's children.
(b) Shadow people.
(c) Death men.
(d) Animal people.

5. In Chapter 62, for what reason is the plant, posthumously named Liliceae mbwunensis, thought to be extinct?
(a) The government napalmed the tepui and are mining there.
(b) The creature ate all samples of the plant.
(c) The FBI ordered the destruction of the plant, including what might remain on the tepui.
(d) The plants brought to the museum died.

Short Answer Questions

1. Whose body was supposedly found mutilated in the museum, thus starting the rumor of the museum beast as related to Margo in Chapter 15?

2. How does Moriarty recover the information on the removal of Whittlesey's journal?

3. In Chapter 15, who claimed to have seen the museum creature one morning as it slunk around a corner in the basement?

4. What amusing program does the computer programmer show the police officer guarding the computer room in Chapter 42?

5. How does Rickman change the way interviews will be conducted by Smithback for his manuscript?

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