3. Which description best fits the article on "The Veidt Method"?
(a) It is a detailed feature article.
(b) It is a one-page summary.
(c) It is a one-page essay.
(d) It is an example of sensationalist reporting.

4. Who compiled the scrapbook?
(a) Walter Kovacs.
(b) Silhouette.
(c) Hollis Mason.
(d) Sally Jupiter.

5. In the Black Freighter, what happens when the marooned man is on the beach near his town?
(a) He steals money from the fop and the whore.
(b) He finds two dead bodies.
(c) He kills the fop and the whore.
(d) He almost drowns.

6. What is the significance of the information given in this section?
(a) It provides good moral leadership for the community.
(b) It provides insight into the character of Max Shea and other artists.
(c) It provides important information about the newspaper's attitude.
(d) It provides important information relating to the plot of the novel.

7. What is the message in Adrian Veidt's office memo?
(a) Nostalgia perfume is to be repackaged.
(b) There needs to be a new advertising campaign for Nostalgia perfume.
(c) Production of nostalgia perfume is to be stepped up.
(d) Nostalgia perfume will be discontinued and replaced.

8. Where does the explosion start?
(a) At the Interspatial Laboratories.
(b) At the offices of Pyramid Industries.
(c) In the Institute for Interspatial Studies.
(d) At Bernhard's news stand.

9. What is Rorschach's response to the charges?
(a) He claims his right to remain silent.
(b) He admits everything.
(c) He denies he murdered Jacobi.
(d) He denies he murdered Jacobi and blames Night Owl for the other two killings.

10. What can we assume about "The Veidt Method"?
(a) It's a good idea and more people ought to do it.
(b) A lot of money is spent on advertising it.
(c) It's the lifestyle of the Nazi punks.
(d) It's the lifestyle Veidt used to become a costumed hero.

11. In what publication does the article appear?
(a) Journal of the American Otorhinolaryngeal Society.
(b) Journal of the American Ontological Society.
(c) Journal of the American Ornithological Society.
(d) Journal of the American Ornate Furniture Society.

12. What function does this section perform in the narrative?
(a) Instructs us on postmodernism
(b) Ties up some plot elements.
(c) Adds humor to the story.
(d) Contains an important plot developmemt.

13. What does this chapter add for the reader/responder?
(a) An understanding of the structure of birds.
(b) A deeper understanding of a character in the novel.
(c) A deeper understanding of scientific principles.
(d) Knowledge about what will come next in the novel.

14. What significant item does Laurie take with her when she goes with Jon?
(a) A bottle of the new pefume.
(b) A bottle of her mother's perfume.
(c) Her hero costume.
(d) Her cigarettes.

15. What information does the secondary story contain?
(a) The amazing disapperance of costumed heroes.
(b) The disappearance of Max Shea and other prominent people in the artistic world.
(c) The disapperance of the Black Freighter.
(d) The amazing powers of Dr Manhattan.