"The Walking Dead" Graphic Novel: Part Five Quiz

Answer: Riot suits

Glenn and Maggie approached the others holding black riot suits. The gear came with helmets and looked strong. The suits protect from knives and, hopefully, zombie bites. Rick and Glenn wore them while taking gas from the cars in the parking lot to test their potency. For the next few novels, they become imperative to the group's safety.

Answer: A helicopter

The helicopter didn't appear to be military, but Rick thought it might have been a police or news chopper. The duo watched as black smoke enveloped the helicopter when it fell from the sky. Rick was excited about meeting new people and wanted to save them if they needed help. They decided to chase it down, along with Michonne's assistance.

Answer: She had her sword on hand

When Rick ran over to the prison to let everyone know that there might be people to save, Michonne ran over, her sword out and ready. Rick was upset because when she first arrived at the prison, they had taken it away from her and put her in her own cell. Michonne said she knew that it had been in Dale's RV and pointed out that she had been out on her own for a long time and would be useful to Rick.

Answer: She was a lawyer

Because she handled her sword so well, Glenn teased her and thought she was a ninja. But Michonne was actually a lawyer. She did fencing in school and had a real knack for handling swords. She told the others that carrying a sword made the most sense- it didn't need to be reloaded and was quiet, so if she needed to fight, no loud gunshot would give her away.

Answer: Glenn

Glenn admitted that he had a talent for hot-wiring cars because he used to steal them. He confessed that he got a thrill from driving away in them. He also said that he only did it when he couldn't pay his rent. Rick, who was a policeman, shrugged it off, saying that it was a different time now. They eventually had to abandon the car after it got stuck in the dirt.

Answer: It was empty

The helicopter was completely empty. Glenn was just about to crawl into the chopper to examine it, but Michonne stopped him and pointed to the ground. Several pairs of footprints surrounded the area. Glenn, Michonne, and Rick decided to follow the prints, as well as tire tracks, to find the people who had crashed the chopper.

Answer: Woodbury

Rick and the others tried to follow the trail left by the people in the helicopter. They noticed a sign that said the nearest town was mile away. They reached Woodbury, only to find it completely empty. When they gave up, several people showed up and shot at the zombies that surrounded Rick. Woodbury housed forty or so survivors.

Answer: Governor

The man in charge of Woodbury called himself Governor. His real name happened to be Philip (although it's spelled "Phillip" in the later stories), but he preferred Governor. He thought about using "President," but thought the name was too silly. He wanted to be in charge of the people of Woodbury, saying "I saw the chance and I took it."

Answer: Shot at flies with a gun

Philip was completely insane. His daughter, who was a zombie, was kept in his house. He tied her neck to a chain and kept her happy by providing body parts placed in a bucket. He also took human heads and placed them in glass containers. He would sit and watch them.

The town demanded entertainment, so the Governor had men battle each other in a stadium, in the middle of chained-up zombies.

Answer: Moby Dick

Otis asked her and she responded by saying "Moby Dick", because it was the only one she could find that had pictures. Patricia mainly kept to herself because everyone was mad at her. She was the one who assisted Andrew and Dexter when they tried to kick everybody out of the prison. She also let the murderer Thomas out of his cell.