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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 doesn't Glen wake up his wife more often?
(a) She died a little bit every time she was woken.
(b) He wasn't in Switzerland often.
(c) He didn't like her.
(d) She had asked not to be disturbed.

2. What was the name of the Moratorium in which Runciter's wife was located?
(a) Rest at Ease Moratorium.
(b) Beloved Brethren Moratorium.
(c) Loved Ladies Moratorium.
(d) Half-functional Family Members Moratorium.

3. How many days did Mr. Runciter say that it would take to run the preliminary tests?
(a) Seven to ten.
(b) Four to six.
(c) Ten to fourteen.
(d) Six to eight.

4. Who did the hidden button call?
(a) G.G Ashwood.
(b) Mrs. Frick.
(c) Joe Chip.
(d) Nina Freede.

5. Who remembered the manager's name of the Beloved Brethren Moratorium?
(a) Pat Conley.
(b) Joe Chip.
(c) Wendy Wright.
(d) Don Denny.

Short Answer Questions

1. What year was the phone book printed?

2. How many telepaths were possibly in the workplace of Miss Wirt?

3. Who does Joe blame for Runciter's death?

4. What was considered fashionable?

5. What does Joe suggest when he realizes that Runciter is mortally wounded?

Short Essay Questions

1. In what state does Joe find Wendy?

2. Why can't Pat put things back entirely the way they were?

3. How did Joe think that Stanton Mick's voice sounded?

4. How does Joe get money from the Moratorium owner?

5. Why was Jory able to permeate Ella's conversation?

6. Why are Anti-PSI talents necessary?

7. Why does Glen believe that he has figured out where the lot of Hollis' best PSI's have gotten to?

8. How does Ella explain half-life, and why did Ella believe that he would never fully understand it?

9. What is the unique feature about Joe's apartment that is different from apartments we know?

10. In what way(s) did Pat change reality for the group?

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