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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. For what reason did Rorschach, as a child, become involved in a street fight?
(a) He wanted to prove himself to other boys.
(b) Older boys tried to steal cigarettes from him.
(c) Older boys taunted him about his mother.
(d) Older boys attacked him in the street.

2. What name was given to the group of costumed heroes?
(a) The Predators.
(b) Millennium Men.
(c) The Minutemen.
(d) The Guardians.

3. How does Rorschach question likely suspects?
(a) He injects them with truth serum.
(b) He hypnotises them.
(c) He physically tortures them until he's satisfied they know nothing.
(d) He charms them and asks nicely.

4. Rorschach tells Moloch to contact him by what method?
(a) By leaving a note in a certain city trash can.
(b) By leaving a note under his door.
(c) By sending him a coded text message.
(d) By leaving a note at Grand Central station.

5. Who does Jon meet in 1961.
(a) Nicola Tesla.
(b) President Kennedy.
(c) Dan Dreiberg.
(d) President Truman.

Short Answer Questions

1. Hollis became which costumed hero?

2. What was the focus of the riots Dan helped to suppress?

3. What do these pages describe?

4. What sort of people does Dan see in the rough neighborhood?

5. What was Shexnayder's attitude to the expulsion of Silhouette?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the main idea of the article presented here?

2. Who is Adrian Veidt?

3. What happens when Rorschach gets into Blake's apartment?

4. What is the basis for the statement "God exists and he's American"?

5. Do you think that Hooded Justice was right not to testify to the House UnAmerican Activities Commission?

6. How does Chapter 1 conclude?

7. How does Laurie react to her mother's story?

8. What is Laurence Shexnayder's interest in Sally?

9. What made Hollis decode to become a costumed hero?

10. Why was the Keene Act passed?

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