1. What does Reverend Greene tell Zeke he thinks about Zeke in the section titled Old Demonology, after Zeke argues with Ruth?
(a) That he thinks Zeke should retire as a preacher.
(b) That he thinks Zeke should take some blood pressure medication.
(c) That he is ashamed of Zeke.
(d) That he thinks Zeke needs counseling.

2. What does Horace fleetingly think about the last apparition of the demon in the end of the section titled Holy Science?
(a) He thinks it may have been his salvation.
(b) He thinks it means to reunite him with his dead father.
(c) He thinks it means to guide him to find his long-lost mother.
(d) He thinks it is there to kill him.

3. In the section titled April 30, 1984, 1:15 a.m., what does the demon tell Horace to kill?
(a) A baby, which Horace can not bring himself to do.
(b) A dragon, which in reality is a car on the road.
(c) A snake, which is really a worm.
(d) A cat, which looks to Horace like a lion.

4. What does Ruth do with the little girl in the mechanic's shop that seems to lighten her mood?
(a) Takes a nap.
(b) Plays a video game.
(c) Reads a story.
(d) Has an ice cream.

5. What does the narrator lament about the changes in modern times compared to the hog-killing days?
(a) People have lost the communal traditions and strong sense of community that hog killings fostered.
(b) The supermarket sausages are not as good.
(c) No one really lives in the town anymore, so there are no children to teach traditional ways to.
(d) The children will not know how to kill and dress their own food.