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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Whose information does the first woman Yu interviews in Chapter 25 give Yu to interview next?
2. Where did one of Old Hunter's sources see Guan interacting with a man on the night of her murder?
3. Why does Chen want to see Guo Qiang?
4. What do Ling and Chen share a love of?
5. Who informs Chen that Secretary Li is protecting him from the Party?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do Yu and Chen continue covertly sharing information about the case, so it does not appear that they are still working on it?
2. Who is Ouyang?
3. What does Chen use his new role as Traffic Control Office to assign Old Hunter to do, and why can he get away with it?
4. What irony does Chen realize about his new relationship with Ling and the connections to Wu's case?
5. How do Chen and Ling know one another, and what is their current relationship?
6. When Chen returns to Guan's dormitory again in Chapter 36, what does he finally find, and why does it mean?
7. Why does Wang call Chen late at night in Chapter 29?
8. What information about the case does Old Hunter meet with Chen to share with him in Chapter 26?
9. What does Xie share with Chen about her relationship with Wu?
10. What information does Peiqin pass on to Chen from Yu at the Karaoke party?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss the tone and mood (separately) of "Death of a Red Heroine", at what point(s) they change, how they change, and why.
Essay Topic 2
Even the heroes of a story are usually not perfect; they have character flaws. Determine who is the protagonist of "Death of a Red Heroine" and address each of his or her character flaws. When do these characters flaws become apparent, and how do they affect the hero?
Essay Topic 3
Conflicts are prevalent in "Death of a Red Heroine". Select two of the following types of conflict and compare/contrast an example of each from the book.
• Man vs. Man
• Man vs. Self
• Man vs. Society
• Man vs. Nature
• Man vs. Technology
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