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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. Who is Jack's caddy?
(a) Diane Holman.
(b) Diane Hofbrau.
(c) Diane Hoffman.
(d) Deborah Hoffman.

2. Why can Myron not see Matthew?
(a) Matthew is asleep.
(b) Matthew has left for Europe.
(c) A voice on an intercom won't give him access.
(d) Matthew has been advised by his attorney not to speak to anyone.

3. Who is playing against Jack when Myron shows up at the Merion Golf Club?
(a) Linda.
(b) Greg Norman.
(c) Tad Crispin.
(d) Matthew Squires.

4. Myron calls Sheriff Jack Courter in the state of _________________ to ask about the Squire family.
(a) New Jersey.
(b) New York.
(c) Delaware.
(d) Virginia.

5. What is the first clue Myron gets related to Chad's disappearance?
(a) Chad's car found in a mall parking lot.
(b) Chad's cell phone records.
(c) Chad's jacket found in the bus station.
(d) The use of Chad's ATM card.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Myron's business partner?

2. What is Reginald Squires' criminal name?

3. What amount of "penalty" does the kidnapper demand because Esme is in the house?

4. Where do Myron and Win stay temporarily?

5. Where did the kidnappers call Jack?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Myron's theory about the kidnapping at this point?

2. What information are the girls at the mall able to give Myron about the man who made a call from the phone booth?

3. Explain how Myron goes about his investigation.

4. How does the author show that Myron is afraid of commitment, both personally and professionally?

5. What nicknames does Myron come up with for the neo-Nazi and his cohorts?

6. Who are Norm Zuckerman and Esme Fong?

7. What information is Myron able to find about the neo-Nazis who beat him up?

8. What are the circumstances of the second ransom call?

9. What does Myron find out about the Squires family from Sheriff Courter in New Jersey?

10. How does the author show that Win is a troubled character?

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