4. How long does the narrator say it will take Adam to see the connection between Amber’s story and her actions?
(a) A month.
(b) An hour.
(c) Six weeks.
(d) 20 years.

5. What was Darren’s therapist’s response when Darren lost his job?
(a) He wanted to give Darren tools for managing his feelings.
(b) He was angry at Darren.
(c) He was angry at himself for not foreseeing him running into trouble.
(d) He was angry at the customer who got him fired.

6. What is the model of the bike Darren rides?
(a) A Huffy TrailMaster.
(b) A Bianchi Speedster.
(c) A Schwinn Predator.
(d) A Raleigh Diplomat.

7. What is the spread in debate?
(a) A technique for picking apart opponents’ arguments.
(b) A technique for misleading opponents’ arguments.
(c) A technique for scoring points by speaking at high speeds.
(d) A technique for refuting opponents’ arguments through inference.

8. What does Adam say these figures can trigger?
(a) Seizures.
(b) Cancer.
(c) Psychotic hallucinations
(d) Vomiting.

9. Where is Adam at the beginning of the novel?
(a) In a debate tournament.
(b) On a boat.
(c) In Taiwan.
(d) In a bed.

10. What does the narrator say is the result of the spread?
(a) Non sequiturs.
(b) Insight.
(c) Drivel.
(d) Labyrinths of logic.

11. Where does Darren say he feels safe?
(a) In Jonathan’s office.
(b) In his house.
(c) In tunnels of brush.
(d) Nowhere.

12. What was the first thing Darren’s powers supposedly manifested?
(a) A rainstorm.
(b) A tornado.
(c) A floorboard creaking.
(d) A car accident.

13. What did Jonathan and Jane leave at the museum when they left?
(a) Their coats.
(b) Their lunch.
(c) Their wallets.
(d) The books they had bought.

14. Who does Jane say was the first person to get her see the knowledge she might have been hiding from herself?
(a) Eric.
(b) Adam.
(c) Sima.
(d) Jonathan.

15. What was Dr. Erwood’s specialty at the Topeka Foundation?
(a) Psychopharmacology.
(b) Talk therapy.
(c) Psychophysiology.
(d) Recuperating lost boys.