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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. Who contacts Boxer regarding Michelle's whereabouts?

2. Where did Cindy meet Michelle?

3. Where does Claire believe Jill went?

4. What item belonging to the missing person is found?

5. What was the name attached to a court case that may have started the attacks?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where do Boxer and Claire begin the search for Jill? What do they find?

2. What incident takes place at Jill's home in Chapter 52?

3. While the agents face off with Hardaway, what is Danko doing in the city? What are Danko's thoughts?

4. What is happening while Boxer makes her way to the Summit? What is Boxer's biggest problem at this time?

5. Although Lemouz offers little to no help to the police he does discuss an old incident. What is the incident? How does it relate?

6. 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?

7. What happens when Boxer first goes after Danko?

8. Boxer begins to make links between former victims and the Danko case. Who is connected? Where is the person located?

9. Danko visits Malcolm to talk about the cause. What do the men discuss? What is Danko's motto?

10. Cindy interrupts the teasing in the bullpen by informing Boxer of what news?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Examine the link between the Dankos and the case. Why does Boxer question the eldest Danko? What does Boxer learn during the interview? Which members of the Danko family have survived? Explain the former case, Charles Danko's alleged death and relationship to the murder investigation. Is dad telling the truth?What does Boxer uncover? How? Is Charles Danko responsible for the murders? If so, did Danko work alone or did he have help? How does Jill relate to the Dankos? What happens next?

Essay Topic 2

Professor Lemouz claims that protests often turn violent for more than one reason. What are the reasons? Are the reasons valid? Do you agree or disagree with Lemouz? Give examples of peaceful and violent protests. Which are more successful? Does location play a part in the success or failure of a protest? Explain.

Essay Topic 3

As a detective and a lieutenant, Boxer is in an unusual position. She ranks above her old partner, Jacobi, and must command respect of the other homicide detectives in the squad without alienating anyone. Explain how Lindsay is able to juggle the duties and the working relationships with the men. Examine Boxer's rank and authority regarding Jacobi, Cappy, and Traccio. Do the men respect and cooperate with Boxer? Explain.

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