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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 the target in Nickie's case make a phone call to?
(a) The White House.
(b) The DMV.
(c) The Chamber of Commerce.
(d) The Hilton Hotel.

2. Where does Milo arrive at the beginning of "Chapter 10"?
(a) The Holy Light Hog Farm.
(b) The Riverside Bar.
(c) The Willomot Hills Bar.
(d) The Rave.

3. What does Milo recall while in the bathroom at the Willomot Hill Bar?
(a) Nickie's past with murder.
(b) Who Raymond really is.
(c) His father throwing up.
(d) His father's death.

4. Who does Muffin lack trust in?
(a) Nickie.
(b) Helen.
(c) Dick.
(d) Jamison.

5. What happens to the surviving guy who attacks Milo?
(a) He is never seen again.
(b) Milo takes him to the police station.
(c) Milo beats him up.
(d) He runs away.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who compares notes involving Simon's death and the recent crimes in Meriwether?

2. What does Milo inform Jamison about Reese's thoughts on Raymond?

3. How long does Milo's bender last in "Chapter 13"?

4. What is the only thing the owner of the Willomot Hill Bar can remember about the day of Raymond's death?

5. After meeting with Reese, where does Milo take him?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Milo view in "Chapter 14", and what is his reaction to it?

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

3. When Milo is attacked, what does he do in order to save his life?

4. What does Milo read that belongs to Raymond?

5. Discuss the phone call Milo has with Muffin from a pay phone.

6. Why does Mrs. Crider hire Milo?

7. What information does Reese give Milo about Raymond?

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

9. 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?

10. Why is Milo known at the Holy Light Hog Farm?

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