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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. For what band was Jonny Rokey the lead singer?
(a) The Ramones.
(b) The Brixtons.
(c) The Streudels.
(d) The Deadbeats.
2. At what nightclub did Lula spend time until after midnight on the night she died?
(a) Fire.
(b) Vashti.
(c) Uzi.
(d) Laguna.
3. How much older than Lula is John Bristow?
(a) 11 years older.
(b) 14 years older.
(c) 6 years older.
(d) 3 years older.
4. Where was Charlie Bristow when he died?
(a) Scotland.
(b) France.
(c) Ireland.
(d) Wales.
5. From where did Robin move to London?
(a) Bristol.
(b) Yorkshire.
(c) Glasgow.
(d) Bath.
Short Answer Questions
1. At what time does Derrick Wilson say Lula Landry returned to her flat on the night she died in Part 2, Chapter 6?
2. How is Jonny Rokeby related to Strike?
3. What word from Part 1, Chapter 3 means traveling from place to place?
4. What is the name of Derrick Wilson's nephew who is in the military?
5. On what street is the Phoenix Cafe located?
Short Essay Questions
1. Where did Lula Landry go out on the day before she died? Who was she with?
2. What role does race play in The Cuckoo's Calling?
3. Who is Freddy Bestigui?
4. What details does Tansy Bestigui relate to Strike regarding her witnessing Lula's fall in Part 2, Chapter 11?
5. What agreement do Strike and Robin make regarding her emplyoment in Part 2, Chapter 5? Why?
6. What does Eric Wardle tell Strike about the CCTV tape in Part 2, Chapter 10?
7. What is the timeline surrounding Lula's death from 1:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m.?
8. What information does Strike seek from Robin during his meeting with John Bristow in Part 1, Chapter 3? What information does she remit to him?
9. Who is Mrs. Hook and why does she become upset in Part 2, Chapter 5?
10. How is Deeby Macc characterized in the interview that Robin reads of his in Part 2, Chapter 1?
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