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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 does Pat notice about Lila?
(a) Her limp.
(b) The mole on her neck.
(c) Her physical perfection.
(d) Her perfectly straight hair.

2. To where does Lila follow Pat?
(a) To the attic.
(b) To a hotel.
(c) To a restaurant.
(d) Into his apartment.

3. What is the name of Pat's prison?
(a) Everwood State Reformatory.
(b) Springwater State Reformatory.
(c) Riverdale State Reformatory.
(d) Sandstone State Reformatory.

4. After Doc picks Pat up from prison, where do they drive towards?
(a) Denver.
(b) Miami.
(c) Capital City.
(d) Sin City.

5. What do Pat and Madeline promise to do?
(a) Tell Doc about their relationship.
(b) Meet for lunch the following day.
(c) Never speak again.
(d) Look out for each other.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which description best suits Doc?

2. Who issued Pat's parole?

3. What do Madeline and Pat do together while he visits her at her apartment?

4. What happens between Pat and Madeline at Doc's car?

5. How does Myrtle feel about Doc?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is there a tussle between Pat and the woman he was following?

2. What is Pat's physical description of Doc?

3. How is Doc about to continue working in Capitol City after his shady past is revealed?

4. Why was Pat tried as an adult instead of a juvenile when he was seventeen?

5. Pat overhears Doc arguing with another man by his car. What does Pat conclude about the argument between Doc and the other man?

6. Why does Pat visit Bill Hardesty?

7. After the incident with Madeline in the parking lot, what does Doc tell Pat?

8. What does Pat reveal to Madeline and the parole officer in Chapter 12? Why does he do this?

9. Why is Doc jealous of Bill Hardesty?

10. Is Pat an intelligent character? Support your answer with evidence from the first five chapters.

(see the answer keys)

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