"Supernatural" Pt. 3 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Bisbee, Arizona

When they stop for gas, Dean mentions to Sam what route they'll be taking to get to Bisbee. Later, when Sam tells Rebecca that Dean is a policeman, Dean says he is a detective on the police force of Bisbee, Arizona. They had to turn around to head north, 400 miles back to St. Louis, Missouri.

Answer: shapeshifter

The shapeshifter had the ability to change into any identity it touched. In one particularly grotesque scene, we see Jensen Ackles shedding the shin of Dean Winchester in order to assume a new identity. While discussing possibilities, Dean offered the option that is was a "dark double", or doppelganger, of Zach's.

Answer: Sam

The shapeshifter liked to murder people. He would impersonate someone they trusted, like a lover or friend, to gain easy access to their homes. He posed as Zach Warren while the real Zach was with his sister Rebecca; as Dean twice; as an Asian-American business man; and as Rebecca Warren. Though he touched Sam many times while disguised as Dean, he never shifted into his form.

Answer: Stanford

Dean was surprised that Sam had stayed in contact with his school friends. Sam seemed surprised that Dean would be surprised. It really is not until the end of the episode that Sam realizes he has to pull back from his normal life. There is just not any good way to blend the paranormal world with an everyday average existence. I think Dana Scully experienced this pretty early on in her career of investigating the X-files with Fox Mulder.

Answer: he's legally dead

The shapeshifter was killed while in the form of Dean. Due to Dean's "death" as believed by the police, Zach Warren was set to be released and Dean was held responsible for Emily's death. Dean commented to Sam he was sorry to miss his own funeral.

Answer: Eastern Iowa

She, and 22 other young women, all lived in the Theta Sorority house at Eastern Iowa University.

Answer: he was a reverend

Reverend Tom Sorenson was a widower that preached against immoral activities. His daughter Lori found this to be hypocritical when he revealed to her that he was dating one of his married parishioners.

Answer: Aren't you glad you didn't turn on the light?

The hook man was an urban legend that had come to life. He was the reincarnated spirit of a preacher from the nineteenth century. The preacher, Jacob Karns, had murdered 13 prostitutes in the red light district. He killed some in the beds and some he left hanging from tree limbs.

The first murder tied to Lori, her date Rich, was one left hanging in the tree above her car. Taylor was murder number two.

Answer: salt and burn the bones

The bones of Jacob Karns were already in consecrated ground, as it they were buried in a cemetery. Dean dug up his grave, marked by a cement cross marker with a special cross symbol carved into it, and then he poured salt into the hole. He used lighter fluid to soak the bones and set them afire. This did not work, though, as there was one thing left to do.

Answer: cross pendant

Poor Lori Sorenson was wearing it around her neck. The men had searched her father's church over for all the silver it contained. They'd read that the hook at been presenting to the church after Karns' death, and that they had melted the silver down. They did not realize what held the power of the hook until the very last second. Dean threw her pendant into the fire blazing inside the church furnace and it melted just as the hook man was about to take Sam apart. Sam did suffer a minor injury on his left forearm from the hook man, but no permanent damage.