1. What is the tone when Steve first introduces Jeremy to his new girlfriend, Shauna?
(a) Jeremy thinks that she is conceited and makes the situation uncomfortable.
(b) Jeremy thinks that she is very attentive and kind.
(c) The tone is very tense, because Jeremy feels that Steve's girlfriend is asking too many questions.
(d) The tone is peaceful, because Steve's girlfriend is shy and quiet.

2. In Part One, what is the proven factor that justifies Sarah Jane's connection of the video's scenes?
(a) Sarah Jane says that the area of Collins is so recognizable that the videos had to be taken at the same spot.
(b) Sarah Jane says that the hood, not only the chair, prove that the "hoods" are in various videos, and there is a valid connection.
(c) Sarah Jane confesses that a friend of hers told her the true story.
(d) Sarah Jane tells Jeremy that he has no idea how the woman in the video is the same in each situation.

3. When Jeremy opens Video Hut, what does he have to do first?
(a) Jeremy has to check the lights front and back.
(b) Jeremy tiles slot returns and returns cases to displays.
(c) Jeremy must power up the register.
(d) Jeremy checks the database for tapes overdue.

4. Who does Steve claim to see in a clip from the movie that he watches with Jeremy and Shauna after dinner?
(a) Steve tells Jeremy and his girlfriend that he sees a woman tied to a chair.
(b) Steve tells his girlfriend that he sees a woman running down a road, and that they should not tell Sarah Jane, because it will upset her.
(c) Steve claims that there is a brief shot of a man with blood running down his nose.
(d) Steve claims that he sees his wife, Linda.

5. What metaphor does the narrator make about snakes to people on Page 62?
(a) Snakes have to be cunning and smart; people have to approach life in the same way to survive.
(b) People move on without thinking of the events they have left behind in the same way a snake leaves its shed skin; it is not their fault for what is left behind.
(c) People are similar to snakes, because try to shed their skin or past experiences, yet those experiences are always with them.
(d) People and snakes both have to be free agents, shed their skin, and become new again.