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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. The friends are scheduled to go out to a nightclub in which location?
(a) Upper West Side.
(b) Jersey.
(c) SoHo.
(d) Greenwich Village.

2. What is the name of Mr. De Blass' sister?
(a) Carly.
(b) Candace.
(c) Catherine.
(d) Cynthia.

3. What is the friends' previous occupation?
(a) Reporter.
(b) Thief.
(c) Cop.
(d) Nurse.

4. What is the name of the club where Mavis works?
(a) Jazzy Giraffe.
(b) Lucky Otter.
(c) Yellow Monkey.
(d) Blue Squirrel.

5. Dallas is disappointed by the lack of information received from which of the following?
(a) Journal.
(b) Autopsy.
(c) Interviews.
(d) Background history.

Short Answer Questions

1. In which state is Dallas' next stop?

2. What does the victim's grandfather do for a living?

3. What unusual weapon is found at the scene?

4. Who does Dallas find at the scene of the next crime?

5. What is the name of the person Dallas is scheduled to meet?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Dallas' initial opinion of Senator De Blass?

2. What is the purpose of Dallas' trip to Virginia? What is unusual about the scenario?

3. Explain Dallas' meeting with Senator Gerald De Blass. What is Dallas' reaction to the meeting?

4. Who are the next two people Dallas investigates? What is the basic information on each?

5. What unusual action does Dallas take when she arrives at the Lola Starr crime scene?

6. Explain the scene between Roarke and Dallas when she barges into his office.

7. What is testing? What is the process Dallas must go through to complete the procedure?

8. What is the story Dallas tells Roarke about the incident the night before Sharon De Blass' murder?

9. Explain at least one of Dallas' initial observations about the Lola Starr crime scene.

10. Dallas is faced with a dilemma regarding Roarke's part in the investigation. What is the dilemma?

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