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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. How many employees are there at the car wash?
2. What senator and his son visit Kay and Ethridge's breakfast table?
3. On what document is Kay's office address written rather than her home address?
4. Who does Ethridge say he thinks may be responsible for the break-in in Kay's office?
5. For what is Sparacino being watched?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 16, what does Kay learn about Mark in Key West, and how does she react?
2. Why did Sterling stay in the Harbor Court Hotel during her visits to Johns Hopkins?
3. Why is Jim Barnes fired, and what happens to him?
4. In Chapter 17, how does Kay confuse and distract the courier in her home?
5. What does Kay discover about Sterling's whereabouts during the murder of her brother Cary?
6. Where does Kay find PJ?
7. In Chapter 11, why do Pete and Kay travel to Baltimore by train?
8. What happens over coffee at Kay's house?
9. In Chapter 15, why does Kay suddenly decide to go to Key West?
10. How does Kay gain PJ's trust?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
In Key West, Beryl, PJ, and Walt are drawn together, and Beryl rooms with them. What are the catalysts for the friendship, and why does PJ work so hard to befriend Beryl?
Essay Topic 2
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 3
When Kay meets with Mark and Sparacino in New York City, in Sparacino she finds a cunning, underhanded individual who haunts her in many ways. Why does Kay have reason to believe early on that he may be the murderer? Substantiate your answer with text portions in the book.
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