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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why are explosives useless against zombies?
(a) Zombie skin doesn't burn.
(b) They kill through shrapnel.
(c) Zombies can predict when they will be used.
(d) They only cause confusion.

2. What place seems dangerous to most people, but is generally secure against zombies?
(a) Parks.
(b) Houses.
(c) Churches.
(d) Cemeteries.

3. What about a zombie cannot be changed?
(a) Their aggression.
(b) Their behavior.
(c) Their biological needs.
(d) Their desires.

4. What kind of clothes should one wear when fighting zombies?
(a) Loose and light clothing.
(b) Athletic wear.
(c) Warm and durable.
(d) Tight-fitting clothing.

5. What is used to create voodoo zombies?
(a) Neurotoxins.
(b) A mixture of alcohol and dancing.
(c) Injections to nervous points.
(d) Strange chants.

Short Answer Questions

1. What can destroy a zombie completely, but is ineffective?

2. What does a pistol lack as a weapon?

3. What must be clearly defined before running from a fortress during a zombie attack?

4. What is the main modification that needs to be made to the ideal location in a Class 1 attack?

5. What do bullet-proof vests protect against in a zombie fight?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does radiation affect zombies?

2. What classifies a Class Four zombie invasion?

3. What should someone in a single-story house do in the event of a surprise zombie attack?

4. What are the pros and cons of using explosives in a fight against zombies?

5. Why are hospitals not a great place to hide during a zombie attack?

6. What is the best place to hide when in the midst of a Class 1 zombie attack?

7. What should groups avoid doing while escaping a zombie attack?

8. How is the Solanum Virus passed along?

9. Why are the myths about mummy zombies falsified tales?

10. What kind of fence is most useful against a zombie attack?

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