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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. Who tells Sara that Evan will probably pull through the attack?
2. Where does Sara know Evan Hart from?
3. In Chapter 26, who does Davenport meet with to discuss the case?
4. Where do the Hillerod brothers part out stolen motorcycles?
5. Who tells Sara that Evan was hurt very badly in the attack?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Davenport discover from the St. Paul police department about the tip that came from the deaf witnesses?
2. What does Davenport tell Jan Reed about the junkyard bust once she starts asking questions?
3. What does Koop learn about the search for him as he flees town after attacking Evan?
4. What happens the first night Koop is under surveillance as he heads to Sara's apartment?
5. Why is Sara so upset after Evan's attack?
6. How does Evan respond to Sara's concern about her apartment being burglarized?
7. What causes the police detectives to head to Joe Hillerod's house in Chapter 16?
8. What stops Koop from attacking Evan the first time he sees him being intimate with Sara?
9. What does Davenport learn from Paul Johnston?
10. What does Koop recover on his way back to town to see Sara?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Describe at least four features of Koop and how those features fulfill the traditional, literary requirements of a villain.
Essay Topic 2
Discuss how Harriet Wannemaker's murder scene 1) sets the tone for the rest of the novel and 2) introduces at least three key facts about Davenport that are important throughout the rest of the text. Make sure to use direct quotations and evidence from the text to support your thesis.
Essay Topic 3
Analyze the relationship between Davenport and Weather. Using direct evidence from the text, make sure to address 1) what their relationship has been like historically, 2) what their relationship is like now, and 3) what the reader learns about these two characters through their interactions with each other in "Night Prey."
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