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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. Which adjective best describes Boxer's feelings about the situation?
(a) Frustrated.
(b) Relieved.
(c) Guilty.
(d) Angry.
2. Boxer finds that she is unable to do what?
(a) Get Danko to surrender.
(b) Warn people.
(c) Find the security office.
(d) Follow Danko.
3. What is Malcolm's real name?
(a) Bruce.
(b) Robert.
(c) Larry.
(d) Stephen.
4. What item of Michelle's does Cindy admire?
(a) Handbag.
(b) Barette.
(c) Shoes.
(d) Glasses.
5. Which of the characters was the bombing victim connected to regarding his own death?
(a) Danko.
(b) Hardaway.
(c) Andersen.
(d) Hayward.
Short Answer Questions
1. What kind of relationship begins to form between Boxer and Molinari?
2. What adjective is used to describe the weather at the murder scene?
3. Where do agents gather to attempt to form a speedy and effective plan to combat the terrorists?
4. What is Charles Danko's profession?
5. What was determined as being the cause of Jill's death?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Malcolm do in regards to Michelle? What object is involved?
2. Who shoots the Vice President? Where does the woman work?
3. What happens when Boxer first goes after Danko?
4. Who is inside the house? What is the result of the capture?
5. Chapter 59 reverts to Cindy at the newspaper office. What are Cindy's feelings about the case?
6. Where do Boxer and Claire begin the search for Jill? What do they find?
7. Boxer leaves the command center as soon as she receives the news that there has been another explosion. What item is found and how it is identified?
8. What incident takes place at Jill's home in Chapter 52?
9. Boxer begins to make links between former victims and the Danko case. Who is connected? Where is the person located?
10. What happens when Boxer finally catches up to Danko?
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