4. What does the author of Slang Origins use to discover the origin of certain slang expression?
(a) Merriam-Webster's Dictionary.
(b) Research of historical almanacs.
(c) A credible authority.
(d) His own common sense and friends' opinions.

5. Who is Clifford Wheel's murderer?
(a) His neighbor Ms. Pennyton.
(b) The butler Oliver.
(c) Ives the manservant.
(d) He killed himself.

6. What is the primary focus of the critic as he goes through O'Shawn's poem line by line?
(a) The colorful language used.
(b) The names found in the text.
(c) The verbage of the poem.
(d) The analogies present in the text.

7. What is the name of the O'Shawn poem being reviewed?
(a) Above here.
(b) The Lives of Those That Live.
(c) Beyond Ichor.
(d) Poem.

8. What animal does the reader learn O'Shawn is afraid of?
(a) Muskrats.
(b) Sharks.
(c) Pot-bellied pigs.
(d) Penguins.

9. What does Hepatitis note as not having an end?
(a) Knowledge.
(b) The world.
(c) Philosophy.
(d) A circle.

10. What is the instrument used to kill Clifford Wheel?
(a) A croquet mallet.
(b) A sword.
(c) A golf club.
(d) A large candlestick holder.

11. Where was Mr. Walker's corpse found?
(a) On the kitchen table.
(b) Outside in the pool.
(c) In the television set.
(d) In his bed.

12. What object did the poets fiance fall off of?
(a) A train.
(b) A mountain.
(c) A roof.
(d) A horse.

13. What subject is Doris Levine majoring in at school?
(a) Philosophy.
(b) Dance.
(c) Physical Education.
(d) Mathematics.

14. What is Doris polling the audience to find out?
(a) Who would be willing to have sex with her.
(b) If they think that peace can ever truly be attained on earth.
(c) Whether or not they like Woody Allen.
(d) How they would like the play to end.

15. How many eyes is a flying snoll rumored to have?
(a) 400.
(b) 12.
(c) 1.
(d) 99.