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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 is Norma located when Ray enters Guy's house?
(a) She is in the garage.
(b) She is not in the house.
(c) She is in the bedroom.
(d) She is in the kitchen.

2. What is Ray's primary goal?
(a) To go into business with Dr. Symes.
(b) To kill Guy.
(c) To start a coffee bean farm.
(d) To get his wife.

3. What are local prisoners involved in?
(a) Road clean-up.
(b) Road construction.
(c) Sand-bagging operation.
(d) Soup kitchen work.

4. Ray is surprised to see that one of the prisoners is ___________________.
(a) Mack Kerrigan.
(b) Dr. Symes.
(c) Jack Wilkie.
(d) Guy Dupree.

5. What has Christine asked Ray to do?
(a) Marry her.
(b) Help her get back to the States.
(c) Help her find Victor.
(d) Watch Victor.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why did the photographers abruptly break ties with Guy?

2. Where are Ray and the boys walking as the chapter begins?

3. Why is Ray not too happy with Norma?

4. Where do Ray and the boys stop long enough to eat?

5. What do Ray and Christine do at the Emergency Room?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Ray's nonchalance upon finding a dead man in his hotel room.

2. Why has Norma been in the hospital?

3. What has happened to all the characters in the aftermath of the tropical storm?

4. What surprise does Ray get when he and Christine help at the hospital?

5. What is Dr. Symes' new plan for the island after he discovers some of his mother's insurance checks?

6. What are the factors that combine to finally anger Ray into action and retrieving his wife?

7. What is the irony of Ray's trip to Belize given the current state of his marriage to Norm?

8. What forces Ray and the others to take shelter at the Fort George Hotel?

9. What are the terms of Mrs. Symes' will?

10. What is Ray's plan for whisking Norma away from the farm if he has no vehicle?

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