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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. In Chapter 21, who prepares to put the zombie back in his grave when the lawyers and family are finished with him?
(a) Anita.
(b) Larry.
(c) Dolph.
(d) Edward.
2. What is the name of the zombie that is raised in Chapter 19?
(a) Richard Zeeman.
(b) Larry Kirkland.
(c) Anita Blake.
(d) Andrew Doughal.
3. Who is at the top of Anita's stairs when she gets home from the police station after fighting the giant cobra at Circus of the Damned?
(a) Ronnie.
(b) Dolph.
(c) Jean-Claude.
(d) Edward.
4. Who does the animalistic vampire attack at the morgue?
(a) The rookie cop.
(b) Anita.
(c) Dolph.
(d) Edward.
5. In Chapter 15, who is the only person with silver-plated bullets?
(a) Dolph.
(b) Larry.
(c) Anita.
(d) Zerbrowski.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Marguerite burst into a mad frenzy?
2. How does Anita feel about inviting Richard to her friend's Halloween party?
3. Who agrees with Anita that they are in big trouble at the morgue?
4. What happens when Anita is forced to look into Alejandro's eyes?
5. How does Yasmeen feel about Anita threatening her with a gun?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the calls that Anita makes before going to sleep in Chapter 3.
2. Who is Edward, and what does he want with Anita?
3. What is Anita's reaction to the crime scene she examines in Chapter 2?
4. Why does Bert page Anita, and what does Anita tell him in response?
5. At the police station, what do Anita and Jean-Claude argue about?
6. What does Dolph tell Anita when he calls her about the second crime scene?
7. Who is Larry Kirkland, and how does Anita save him in Chapter 19?
8. What happens between Anita and Yasmeen in Chapter 6?
9. Why does Anita decide they are in big trouble at the morgue?
10. Who does Larry hit with the car, and what happens when Anita checks on the person?
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