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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. What is the name of the hotel for women that Diane and Kelly take refuge in during Chapter 23?

2. How long does room service tell Kelly it will be until her food arrives in Chapter 21 when there is a mysterious knock on her door?

3. What do Diane and Kelly hop on to flee from Harry Flint in the Delmont Hotel?

4. What is the name of the man that watches Kelly escape in a cab, who vows to kill her slowly?

5. What reason does Detective Greenburg give Diane for going to visit Altieri?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Kelly do with her engagement ring in Chapter 33?

2. How does Sam Meadows act towards Kelly when she visits him in Chapter 37?

3. What happens when Diane, Kelly and Detective Greenburg visit Altieri at his estate?

4. What do Kelly and Diane read in a newspaper regarding their husbands in Chapter 31?

5. How does Tanner react when he learns Flint missed killing the women at the Mandarin Hotel?

6. What happens when Diane takes her passport out of her safety deposit box and tries to get money?

7. What happens when Diane and Kelly encounter a burning car just outside San Sebastian?

8. What do Diane and Kelly do at LaGuardia airport in Chapter 34?

9. How does Kelly react after seeing Diane's face on the television in Chapter 20?

10. What happens when a man knocks on Kelly's hotel room door in Chapter 21?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss the role of law enforcement in the book. What about law enforcement's minimal influence help suggest the extent of Tanner's power in the book?

Essay Topic 2

One of the things that both Diane and Kelly must learn to do during their adventure is learn to accept the fate they were dealt.

Part 1.) How is Diane and Kelly's ability to find acceptance in their situation allow them to achieve their goals?

Part 2.) What would have been impossible for the women to accomplish had they not learned acceptance for their problems?

Part 3.) What might the author be saying about the importance of being able to accept your lot in life based on his depiction of Diane and Kelly?

Essay Topic 3

Compare and contrast the characters of Tanner and Andrew Kingsley in the book. What is telling about the nature of these two characters based on their different views for KIG?

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