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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 Milo inform Jamison about Reese's thoughts on Raymond?
(a) Reese does not believe Raymond was a drug dealer.
(b) Reese believes Raymond was not a murderer.
(c) Reese believes Raymond was dealing heroin.
(d) Reese believes Raymond was a bad man.

2. Where does Reese agree to meet Milo in order to talk to him?
(a) The hospital.
(b) A bar.
(c) Reese's house.
(d) The Holy Light Hog Farm.

3. Who rejects Milo after he is attacked?
(a) Cindy.
(b) Jamie.
(c) Mindy.
(d) Helen.

4. Who does Milo believe killed Willy?
(a) Simon.
(b) Nickie.
(c) Jamison.
(d) Raymond.

5. Who compares notes involving Simon's death and the recent crimes in Meriwether?
(a) Helen and Dick.
(b) Milo and Helen.
(c) Milo and Jamison.
(d) Milo and Mrs. Crider.

Short Answer Questions

1. When in the bathroom where Raymond died, who does Milo feel close to?

2. What does Jamison confirm to Milo that is not found on Simon's body when he is found dead?

3. What does Milo do to one of his attackers?

4. Who does Muffin lack trust in?

5. Who asks Milo to meet them at Milo's second office?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Milo agree to do for Jamison?

2. Who is Dalton Kimbrough and what history does this person have with Milo?

3. Why do Milo and Jamison meet at Milo's second office?

4. What causes Milo to begin thinking about his father, and what does he realize about him?

5. What information does Reese give Milo about Raymond?

6. What does Reese do in order to get Milo to leave him alone?

7. Who does Milo believe is the killer of Raymond and Simon, and why is this?

8. What happens to Milo on his way back to Meriwhether after visiting the Holy Light Hog Farm, and why could it be a problem for Milo?

9. When Milo goes into a bar bathroom to vomit, what does he recall?

10. What happens to Milo in the alley behind Mahoney's?

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