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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 is Aldo's last name?
(a) Lorean.
(b) Manza.
(c) Davinci.
(d) Brezzio.

2. What part of Ruth's case is Trevor obsessed with?
(a) Her missing fingerprints.
(b) The way her body was disposed.
(c) The clothes she was wearing.
(d) Her missing face.

3. In what type of home was Joe raised?
(a) In an intellectual home.
(b) In a poverty-stricken home.
(c) In an abusive home.
(d) In a wealthy home.

4. Where does Joe discover that Trevor worked in Scotland Yard?
(a) In the coroner's office.
(b) In the evidence lab.
(c) Trevor never worked for Scotland Yard.
(d) In the detective squad.

5. In what state is the city Calhoun?
(a) Louisiana.
(b) Arkansas.
(c) Georgia.
(d) Tennessee.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Jane accused of manipulating to get her way?

2. What does Aldo view as a sign for his relationship with Jane?

3. What is the occupation of the woman that Aldo kills in Maryland?

4. Where does Aldo hide when he watches Jane speak with Eve on the porch?

5. Besides statues of Cira, what else was stored in the tunnel that Guido exploded?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Trevor rationalize the obsession that Aldo has for Cira?

2. Why is Eve concerned about Jane, and what is Joe's response to the concern?

3. What does Eve learn about Caroline Halliburton from the detective named Christy?

4. What does Trevor say happened on the day that he broke his leg?

5. What does Jane learn about Cira's relationship with Antonio from her recurring dream?

6. After Aldo skips town, what interesting occurence happens in Eve's house, and how do she and Jane rationalize it?

7. What does Bonnie say to Eve during her visit by the lake?

8. What happens after Jane passes her driving test with flying colors?

9. How does Aldo lure Jane into the woods on the night of the attack?

10. Who is Cira?

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