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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. When Trevor strokes Jane's face, what does he say to her?
(a) "You're so intelligent."
(b) "You're so scared."
(c) "You're so young."
(d) "You're so beautiful."

2. How does Jane convince the editor of the anthropology magazine to print her article on Cira?
(a) By likening it to the Lone Ranger.
(b) By likening it to Ameila Earhart.
(c) By likening it to Indiana Jones.
(d) By likening it to Christopher Columbus

3. What cartoon character does Jane think Bartlett reminds her of?
(a) Roger Rabbit.
(b) Bart Simpson.
(c) Charlie Brown.
(d) Winnie the Pooh.

4. Where does the family stay once they arrive in Italy?
(a) In a villa.
(b) In a beach house.
(c) In their car.
(d) In a hotel.

5. In Jane's dream, who wants Cira dead and her face removed?
(a) Antonio.
(b) Aldo.
(c) Guido.
(d) Julius.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Jane's dream, why is Cira wanted dead?

2. What weapon does Bartlett have in case of emergency with Aldo?

3. How does Joe respond to the idea of using Jane as bait to lure Aldo into the open?

4. How many guns does Trevor hide in the vomitorium for Jane?

5. What does Sam Drake do for a living?

Short Essay Questions

1. What connection does Jane begin to see between Trevor and Antonio?

2. What does Trevor acknowledge to himself after he begins watching Jane from the woods?

3. What is Jane's plan to lure Aldo into the open?

4. Who is Lucy?

5. How does Jane respond to seeing Aldo enter the vomitorium?

6. What happens when Trevor wakes Jane up after she has fallen asleep on the porch swing?

7. How does Jane feel when she is traveling underground through the tunnels with Trevor?

8. How did Bartlett and Trevor come to be partners?

9. Who is Guilia, and how did Eve come into contact with her?

10. Why does Trevor purchase a statue of Cira from a dealer?

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