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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. What meal do Terry and Graciela choose to have together to discuss the case?
(a) Breakfast.
(b) Lunch.
(c) A coffee break.
(d) Dinner.

2. What forces Terry to stop his search for the day?
(a) His heart is thundering.
(b) A headache.
(c) A tingling sensation in his arm.
(d) Pain in his chest.

3. What does Terry hope he can do for Graciela?
(a) Reccommend a good investigator for her case.
(b) Find her sister's killer and not dissapoint her.
(c) Offer her his freindship.
(d) Give her comfort.

4. How many cups of coffee does Terry have?
(a) 2 cups.
(b) 5 cups.
(c) 1 cup.
(d) 3 cups.

5. What does Terry bring to Arrango and Walters as a bribe?
(a) Information.
(b) A new gun.
(c) Doughnuts.
(d) A hat.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Terry think is a good suspect for being the killer?

2. What program does Jaye tell Terry about?

3. When Raymond, Terry, and Graciela are fishing, what type of fish does Raymond catch?

4. How does Graciela feel about Terry's call?

5. In both of the videos of Gloria and James' murder, what happens?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Terry decide to help Graciela find Gloria's murder?

2. Who denies Terry the ability to copy a very important aspect of the case?

3. What makes Terry reconsider his weekend plans?

4. What do Jaye and Terry come to the conclusion of concerning Gloria's earring?

5. After his meeting with Graciela, how does Terry feel?

6. As the agents and Terry discuss the murder, what do they decide about the murder?

7. Why does Terry call this person to get more information regarding the James Cordell case?

8. What do the earrings and picture prove about the killer?

9. Who is responsible for solving Gloria's case and how do they react to Terry's desire for involvement?

10. After the end of the interview, what does Terry tell Arrango?

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