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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 observation does Alex make about Valcroix's sandal-clad toes?
(a) He is missing a toe.
(b) They are hairy.
(c) They are long.
(d) He has a nail fungus.

2. What is the real name of the leader of the Touch?
(a) Norman Matthews.
(b) Jason Stalwort.
(c) Baron Johnson.
(d) Noble Matthias.

3. What drink does Diane Severe offer Alex in her chambers?
(a) Bourbon.
(b) Wine.
(c) Water.
(d) Soda.

4. What kind of fish does Alex keep in his pond?
(a) Bass.
(b) Koi.
(c) Trout.
(d) Goldfish.

5. How many members does Professor Fiacre believe are in the Touch?
(a) 5,000.
(b) 20.
(c) 60.
(d) 250.

Short Answer Questions

1. What item does Milo take from the office that Jan Rambo protests?

2. What does Milo say Fordebrand found when he went to talk to Moody at the motel?

3. What kind of personality does Raoul say Alex once described him as having?

4. What does Milo describe as a one man show?

5. What nationality is the receptionist at Adam and Eve Messenger Service?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Milo choose not to take the lieutenants exam when it was offered to him?

2. Why is Alex a bit reluctant to call Milo with the information he learns about Augie from Bev?

3. Why does Moody approach Alex in the parking lot of the court house after his hearing?

4. Why does Milo say that Robin's trip to Japan puts Alex's and Robin's relationship in a new perspective?

5. What reasons does Professor Fiacre give for the Touch being a small, relatively unknown sect?

6. How does Alex finally get Ricky Moody to talk to him at Mal's office?

7. Who are the Touchers?

8. Why does Alex decide to return Moody's phone call?

9. Why did Robin feel that putting in a koi pond might be beneficial to Alex?

10. What leads Beverly to immediately conclude that Milo is a cop even though she has not met him and he's not in uniform?

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