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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 is the name of Cross' California partner?
(a) Martha
(b) Betsey
(c) Sarah
(d) Jamilla

2. What noise do the victims hear before being attacked?
(a) Screams
(b) Crying
(c) Laughter
(d) Roar

3. What is the name of the angry woman who was attacked?
(a) Gloria
(b) Jamilla
(c) Janey
(d) Sarah

4. How is the stalker best classified?
(a) Serial killer
(b) Evil
(c) Pathological liar
(d) Criminally insane

5. What does William hate?
(a) Confrontation
(b) Dogs
(c) Rules
(d) Magic shows

Short Answer Questions

1. Which southern town does Cross visit?

2. Who is attacked first?

3. What instrument does Cross keep on the porch?

4. Michael refers to the cops as being:

5. What is the purpose for the visit?

Short Essay Questions

1. There are strong expectations put upon Cross about attending his son's concert. Why is there such significance about Cross' presence?

2. Why do the police believe that more than two vampires are responsible for the murders? What proof do they have that it might be true?

3. What do you think the killers meant when they told Martha Wiatt that she had been "chosen?" Why is it important for the vampires to "choose" their victims?

4. Why is William disgusted with the celebrity couple? Why was the couple chosen?

5. What prompted William and Michael's love of extreme sports? Why are the sports so appealing?

6. What is Alex Cross' perception of Jamilla Hughes? Why is Cross reluctant to get close to Jamilla?

7. What was Craig's opinion of Kate? Has the opinion changed since Craig last saw Kate?

8. Why did William reject the trampy girls? How did the girls react to the rejection?

9. Why does Cross return to Washington? How does it affect the investigation into the vampire murders?

10. Why did Irwin Snyder kill his parents? Were the murders part of the larger plot?

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