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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. Where does Maggie go to make a deal with Christine about being on her show?
(a) Houston.
(b) New York.
(c) Los Angeles.
(d) Washington, DC.

2. Why does Luis first come to see Mick?
(a) To ask about a body in the water.
(b) To ask about Tim.
(c) To play cards.
(d) To see if he will help him.

3. How does Chemo know Chloe has sunk to the bottom of the bay?
(a) He listens to her kick.
(b) He doesn't know for sure.
(c) He watches the bubbles.
(d) He looks until he can't see her anymore.

4. Who is Mick's alibi in the Chloe drowning?
(a) Reynaldo.
(b) Luis.
(c) Tina.
(d) Christina.

5. What does Mick arm himself with the second time he sees the cabin cruiser outside his house?
(a) A rock.
(b) A gun.
(c) A sword.
(d) A knife.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why doesn't Maggie grant Christine the interview about Victoria?

2. How does Dr. Graveline know Mick is still alive after Chemo says he killed him?

3. How does Dr. Graveline try to help Chemo after the attack?

4. How does Mick identify Chemo as his attacker in Chapter 15?

5. Why does the cabin cruiser in Chapter 3 concern Mick?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Reynaldo agree to give Maggie after she claims Mick is harassing her?

2. Why is Mick interested in the Victoria Barletta case again?

3. How does visiting with Dr. Dicer for the first time help Mick?

4. What does Mick say when he watches a neighboring house burn with Tina?

5. Why does Tina go to Mick's house in Chapter 13?

6. What is Dr. Graveline's plan to kill Maggie?

7. What happens when Dr. Graveline meets with Dade County Commissioner Roberto Pepsical in Chapter 10?

8. Why does Mick decide to go to New York at the end of Chapter 15?

9. Why does Mick visit his sister in Chapter 3?

10. What happens when Mick knocks on Maggie's door in New York?

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