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Treehouse of Horror V-IIIVersión en línea Have fun and do your best! por B Ara 1 What is the Censor's stated job? a To make the show more violent for ratings. b To criticize other networks like NBC and CBS. c To "protect" the audience from reality and adult content. d To introduce the segments of the show. 2 What is the central irony of this introduction? a The Censor is violently murdered immediately after declaring the program 'safe' (TV-G). b He criticizes other networks (NBC, CBS) despite his own network (Fox) also showing violence. 3 Why does Homer visit the Herman's Military Antiques? a He is worried about a nuclear attack from France after Mayor Quimby makes an insulting joke about the French. b He is afraid of a mutant apocalypse. c He needs to buy a nuclear shelter to prepare for the end of the world. 4 How does Homer survive the nuclear blast? a He was hiding in the Kwik-E-Mart freezer. b He was testing his "Withstandinator" bomb shelter alone. c The lead-based paint in his house protected him. d He was in the church basement. 5 What is Homer's true motivation for going to the church after the explosion? a To search for other survivors. b To pray and seek God's forgiveness. c To seize the opportunity to commit irreverent acts that were previously forbidden. d To look for canned food. 6 According to the mutants' stated philosophy, why must they kill Homer? a Because Homer interrupted their meeting and was 'talking too loud'. b Because he represents the 'mistakes of the past' that their new perfect society seeks to eliminate. c Because he is not a 'freak' or 'monster' (their preferred terms). d Because they want to eat his skin. 7 What is the central irony of the segment's final scene, where the Simpson family guns down the mutants? a Marge, the typical moral center, is the one who gives the order ("Now!"). b The mutants, who wanted to create a peaceful society, were the first to attack. c The family realizes they would rather steal Ferraris than build a new society. d Homer's "Withstandinator" shelter was ultimately useless. 8 When Professor Frink warns the device has a "frighteningly high risk of catastrophic-" why does Homer cut him off? a He is demonstrating extreme impatience and a complete disregard for consequences. b He already understands the risks and has a plan to mitigate them. c He trusts Professor Frink and knows he wouldn't sell him something truly dangerous. d He is in a hurry to get home for dinner. 9 What is Homer's primary motivation for buying the teleporter for 35 cents? a He is genuinely fascinated by the 'sophisti-ma-cated' technology. b He wants to use it to help Marge with household chores. c He is lazy and wants an easy way to avoid climbing the stairs. d He plans to use it for theft, as he mentions with the cat. 10 What is the result of Bart's first animal teleportation experiment (with Snowball II and Santa's Little Helper)? a They are successfully teleported to the bank vault. b They are merged into a two-headed, whimpering creature. c The experiment fails, and they are unharmed. d The teleporter explodes. 11 Why does Bart decide to teleport himself with the fly? a He wants to see if he can create a hybrid creature on purpose. b He thinks it will make him a superhero, 'Superfly'. 12 What is the family's reaction to the 'Bart-fly' (Bart's body, fly's head)? a They are horrified and try to kill it immediately. b They are concerned but quickly grow to accept him. c They don't notice a difference until he starts eating garbage. d Lisa is the only one who realizes it's not the real Bart. 13 How does the family (specifically Lisa) confirm that the small fly is the real Bart? a Lisa allows the fly to buzz inside her saxophone to communicate. b The fly writes 'HELP ME' in a bowl of sugar. c The Bart-fly (large body) begins eating garbage, revealing its insect nature. d The fly manages to pronounce the word 'Lise' in a high-pitched voice. 14 What happened with Bart and the fly? a The experiment fails, and they are both stuck as hybrids. b Bart is returned to normal, and the fly is destroyed. c Bart's body is restored, but his head is tiny, and the fly's head is huge. d Bart's body is restored with a tiny head, and the fly has Bart's head on its body. 15 What is the ironic lesson Marge and Homer declare at the end of the segment? a That 35 cents was too low a price for something so catastrophic. b That some things in the universe 'aren't meant to be trifled with', just before Homer grabs an axe to do exactly that. 16 Who tries to calm everyone down? a Marge b Major Quimby c Moe 17 What is the "due process" that Mayor Quimby designs for accused witches? a They must answer three impossible riddles. b They are dunked in water; if they float they are a witch, if they drown they are innocent. c They are pushed off a cliff with a broom; if they fly they are guilty, if they fall they are innocent. d They must bake a pie; if the pie is delicious, they are a witch. 18 What happened when Marge is pushed off the cliff? a She swims in the water. b She flies up on the broomstick. c She falls and dies. 19 What are the three witches doing? a They are spying on or overhearing people's conversations. b They are eating soup made of kids. c They are flying on a broomstick. 20 What do the witches prefer instead of children? a Candies b Chocolate c Gingerbread children d Ice cream 21 What specific action leads to the invention of 'Trick-or-Treating'? a Scaring people in their homes to demand food. b Accepting Maude Flanders' offer of 'gingerbread children' instead of eating Rod and Todd. 22 What is the final punchline of the entire Halloween special? a The modern-day crowd accusing Lisa (in a witch costume) of being a real witch. b Homer attempting to 'trick-or-treat' at his own house.

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What is the Censor's stated job?

What is the central irony of this introduction?

Why does Homer visit the Herman's Military Antiques?

How does Homer survive the nuclear blast?

What is Homer's true motivation for going to the church after the explosion?

According to the mutants' stated philosophy, why must they kill Homer?

What is the central irony of the segment's final scene, where the Simpson family guns down the mutants?

When Professor Frink warns the device has a "frighteningly high risk of catastrophic-" why does Homer cut him off?

What is Homer's primary motivation for buying the teleporter for 35 cents?

What is the result of Bart's first animal teleportation experiment (with Snowball II and Santa's Little Helper)?

Why does Bart decide to teleport himself with the fly?

What is the family's reaction to the 'Bart-fly' (Bart's body, fly's head)?

How does the family (specifically Lisa) confirm that the small fly is the real Bart?

What happened with Bart and the fly?

What is the ironic lesson Marge and Homer declare at the end of the segment?

Who tries to calm everyone down?

What is the "due process" that Mayor Quimby designs for accused witches?

What happened when Marge is pushed off the cliff?

What are the three witches doing?

What do the witches prefer instead of children?

What specific action leads to the invention of 'Trick-or-Treating'?

What is the final punchline of the entire Halloween special?