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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. Where does the investigative team meet to learn of Graham's death?
(a) Durmst home.
(b) Dunne home.
(c) Drummond home.
(d) Donner home.

2. When Gary returns to his home in Delaware, how old is his daughter turning?
(a) Seven.
(b) Eight.
(c) Ten.
(d) Nine.

3. Where do Cross and the mayor drive to talk about the kidnapping investigation?
(a) Across town.
(b) To city hall.
(c) To the police department.
(d) On the freeway.

4. While Cross is examining Michael's bedroom, he gets a call that says a body has been found where?
(a) In a landfill.
(b) In a river.
(c) In a truck.
(d) In a dumpster.

5. What do Cross and Jezzie do after they workout?
(a) Get drinks together.
(b) Have dinner together.
(c) Go study case files.
(d) Go to Cross' room.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does the investigative team remain after the restaurant hostage situation?

2. What is Cross trying to prove in his interrogation of Murphy?

3. When Cross is loaded onto the private jet, what happens to him?

4. Who does Jezzie speak to at the school before coming to speak with Cross?

5. During further discussions, what does Cross try and get Gary to talk about?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is one reason that Gary is trying to show, while he is in prison, that he has multiple personalities?

2. Why does Maggie Rose feel she is in the spotlight?

3. What is Gary going to use Ms. Kim to do?

4. What can Missy Murphy not understand about her husband Gary?

5. What is the Lindbergh kidnapping?

6. Why is the appearance of Maggie's shoe at Ms. Kim's murder scene important?

7. What does Cross see when he gets to the murder scene in Langley Terrace?

8. What was Gary's childhood like, according to Missy?

9. Why is the first mention of the press important to the story?

10. What happens, on Christmas morning, in the story?

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