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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. Who does Parker think about as he moves through the club where he is to kill Barwell?
(a) His brother.
(b) Stef.
(c) His daughter.
(d) Grave Dancer.

2. What does Stef do to St.-Germain's body?
(a) Shoots it.
(b) Spits on it.
(c) Rolls it over.
(d) Kicks it.

3. Where do Parker and Jimmy Burke shoot Traficante?
(a) In the court building.
(b) In the hotel.
(c) On the street.
(d) At a restaurant.

4. How did Sarah come about the story that was the basis for her first book?
(a) It happened to her grandmother.
(b) Coincidence.
(c) She participated in it.
(d) Newspaper article.

5. Which of the following characters is considered John Stefanovitch'es nemesis?
(a) Grave Dancer.
(b) Grave Reader.
(c) Grave Clubber.
(d) Grave Digger.

Short Answer Questions

1. What motivation as to Parker's actions might have been revealed in this section of the novel?

2. Why does Stef drive out to Sarah's house?

3. How many men participate in the shooting at club Allure?

4. Why does Stef return to Allure after leaving the morgue?

5. How long has Stef been investigating Grave Dancer?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Stef get to the morgue and why is he going there?

2. What motivation did Stef have for continuing as a police officer?

3. How does Sarah act when she and Stef go to lunch together for the first time?

4. How does Stef react and handle his restriction to the wheelchair?

5. Who is John Traficante and what is he doing?

6. How does Sarah feel when she puts her son on the airplane to visit his father?

7. How long has Stef been obsessed with the Grave Dancer and how does he feel now that this obsession is ending?

8. What has St.-Germain been known to do?

9. Who reassures Parker that they are doing the right thing?

10. What happens before the police can approach the target house?

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