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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Three, Chapters 1-4.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who does Steve claim to see in a clip from the movie that he watches with Jeremy and Shauna after dinner?
(a) 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.
(b) Steve claims that there is a brief shot of a man with blood running down his nose.
(c) Steve tells Jeremy and his girlfriend that he sees a woman tied to a chair.
(d) Steve claims that he sees his wife, Linda.
2. What does Sarah Jane take with her after briefly visiting Video Hut after not being there for days?
(a) Sarah Jane takes videos with specifically chosen titles.
(b) Sarah Jane takes all the money from the register.
(c) Sarah Jane takes the video, "Targets."
(d) Sarah Jane steals Jeremy's backpack.
3. What is the puzzling timecode stamp on the video, "She's All That"?
(a) 00/00/XXXX.
(b) 01/01/2001.
(c) 01/01/2000.
(d) 00/00/0000.
4. Where has Stephanie Parsons received her Master's in education?
(a) University of Chicago.
(b) Las Vegas University.
(c) Iowa State University.
(d) University of Iowa.
5. Where does Irene first meet Peter Sample?
(a) Irene and Peter meet Henry's Drive-In.
(b) Irene and Peter meet at church.
(c) Irene and Peter meet on the A train they both took to work.
(d) Irene and Peter meet as children, when they were neighbors.
Short Answer Questions
1. What movie does Shauna say is an example of how people can edit and change things to make them seem more real?
2. Where is the setting of the story?
3. How can Stephanie's demeanor be characterized during her meeting with Jeremy about the similarity of the videos?
4. What beginning statement(s) does Steve finally write in his journal in Part One, Chapter 9?
5. What is Jeremy's father, Steve Heldt, doing when Jeremy returns home in Part One, Chapter 1?
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