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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. Where does Eve leave the reconstructed skull so that Jane cannot get at it?
2. What is missing from the woman's body when the detectives find her?
3. Why does Joe admit to not wanting to tell Eve about the resemblance Jane has to Ruth?
4. As Aldo is watching Jane in the lake, what does he vow to do?
5. What profession does Eve think Trevor looks like he should have?
Short Essay Questions
1. What information does Trevor give to Eve about the serial killer and his whereabouts?
2. How does Jane rationalize the fact that Trevor chose not to inform the family of the danger she might be in?
3. How does Joe know that Mark Trevor has been lying to him?
4. What happens after Jane passes her driving test with flying colors?
5. How do Jane and Eve respond to the news that Trevor has gone missing?
6. Why does Mark Trevor reach out and contact Christy Lollack?
7. What does Aldo think when he watches Eve and Jane discussing Jane's dreams on the front porch?
8. How does Aldo escape from the attack scene?
9. What does Aldo's encounter with Janis the prostitute lead detectives to believe?
10. Who is Carrie Brockman?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
There were many murders that took place in the course of the novel. Explain the characteristics of the murders and why the police believed that they were tracking a serial killer rather than different murderers for the crimes.
Essay Topic 2
The plan to trick Aldo into the caves of Italy was a very intricate and complicated plan. Explain how the plan was put into motion, and the role that each of the key players had in orchestrating this event.
Essay Topic 3
Throughout the text of the novel, Jane burgeons on an inappropriate relationship with the detective, Trevor. Explain what each character, both Jane and Trevor, stood to gain from this personal relationship, and then explain why Jane's parents, and others, found the relationship inappropriate.
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