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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. What does Myron say is the loose end in the case?
(a) Crusty's truck.
(b) Chad's ATM card.
(c) The ransom money.
(d) Crusty's accomplice.
2. Why is Cissy adamant about seeing Win now?
(a) She is dying from cancer and wants to make peace.
(b) She wants to amend her will.
(c) She is moving to Europe?
(d) She wants to tell him about her new husband.
3. Who benefits most from Jack's death?
(a) Myron.
(b) Matt.
(c) Linda.
(d) Tad.
4. What is the name of the cliff from which Lloyd Rennart jumped?
(a) El Garganta del Diablo.
(b) El Garganta del Angelo.
(c) El Stupido del Diablo.
(d) El Hugo del Angelo.
5. Who does Myron deduce was the man with Jack at the motel?
(a) Norm.
(b) Bucky.
(c) Carl.
(d) Win.
Short Answer Questions
1. How much money does Esperanza give the bartender for information about Tito?
2. Who is a suspect in Jack's murder?
3. With whom has Tad been having an affair?
4. What is Jack's reason for filing for divorce from Linda?
5. What secret does Norm need to keep?
Short Essay Questions
1. What information does Matt give Myron about Chad's affair and his own activities related to the kidnapping?
2. What motive would Norm have had to kill Jack and kidnap Chad?
3. How do the mall girls lead Myron to a clue about the neo-Nazi who beat him up?
4. What is Esme's explanation of the affair with Chad?
5. Where is Myron looking when he realizes that he has solved the crime?
6. Why does Myron not call the police after he discovers Tito's dead body?
7. What information does Myron ask Esperanza to find regarding Lloyd Rennart?
8. Describe the encounter Myron and Esperanza have with Reginald Squires, Carl, and some other thugs.
9. What does Myron tell Victoria and Linda about Lloyd Rennart?
10. What surprising information do Carl and the motel maid give to Myron?
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