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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. To where do Pete and Kay return in Chapter 14?
2. Who is the M to whom the two letters are written?
3. Where is Cary Harper's gold medallion left?
4. How many employees are there at the car wash?
5. What senator and his son visit Kay and Ethridge's breakfast table?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does PJ give Kay, and how does that make her feel?
2. In Chapter 17, how does Kay confuse and distract the courier in her home?
3. Why is Jim Barnes fired, and what happens to him?
4. How does Al Hunt commit suicide?
5. In Chapter 12, what does Ethridge tell Kay about Mark James?
6. Where does Kay go with Pete, and what does Pete give Kay?
7. In Chapter 14, why do Kay and Pete return to Valhalla, and what do they learn during their visit?
8. Who molested Frankie at Valhalla, and what was done about it?
9. Who stops by Kay's table during breakfast with Ethridge, and whom does she recognize?
10. What happens to Frankie after he leaves Valhalla?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
After the meeting with Sparacino and Mark, Mark abruptly puts Kay in a cab and sends her home. How does Kay feel, and what does she do to try to learn more about the situation? What reasons do you think Mark has for doing this? Is this consistent with the behavior Kay saw the previous night with Mark? Why or why not?
Essay Topic 2
Describe the similarities in the murders of Beryl and Cary Harper's, and then discuss the differences Kay discovers. Which seem more important the common themes or the differences, and why?
Essay Topic 3
Review the portion of the book that describes Pete's interview of Al Hunt. What does Pete get out of Al? Why is Pete so successful in pulling details from Al? Could Kay have gotten similar information from Al? Why or why not?
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