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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. When the kidnapper explains his plan to Karen, how does he explain how the police are never called?
2. While Karen is holding Hickey at gunpoint, who does she make a phone call to?
3. How many mothers did Karen find out that Hickey has raped?
4. How does Will find out that Abby was kidnapped?
5. How is the president of the cell phone provider connected to the one of the characters in the book?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe how Karen injures Hickey as part of her plan to help Abby, in Chapter 7.
2. Explain the relationship between Will and Karen Jennings, as described in Chapter 2.
3. In Chapter 5, Karen is able to speak to Abby and give her advice on how to get away from Huey. What actions does Karen tell to Abby to take?
4. Why is Abby's running away from the cabin a mistake, in Chapter 8?
5. Describe how Huey Cotton is depicted in Chapter 1.
6. In Chapter 8, how does Karen take control over Hickey with the use of a scalpel?
7. What type of meeting is Will the keynote speaker at, as described in Chapter 2?
8. In Chapter 5, what makes the decision for Dr. and Mrs. McDill to go to the FBI so difficult?
9. In Chapter 10, what evidence is given that Huey will do anything that Hickey asks him?
10. Describe how Huey tries to get Abby to return to the cabin in Chapter 8.
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Will Jennings is one of the more dynamic characters in the book. Describe his personality traits and his different roles.
Essay Topic 2
Describe the tone that the author uses throughout the book. Does the tone differ as the book progresses? Give specific examples from the story, supporting your answers.
Essay Topic 3
Explain Joe Hickey's motive behind letting Karen Jennings bring Abby her insulin injections. Explain whether Hickey's actions are done with compassion for Abby and her illness.
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