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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. When Anita awakes in Chapter 42, where does she find herself?
(a) Her apartment.
(b) The caves.
(c) Mr. Oliver's cabin.
(d) Jean-Claude's bedroom.

2. Who does the murderous vampires' descriptions match?
(a) Richard and Irving.
(b) No one Anita has ever met before.
(c) Jean-Claude and Yasmeen.
(d) Mr. Oliver and Alejandro.

3. Who phones Anita in Chapter 28, requesting a meeting?
(a) Mr. Oliver.
(b) Melanie.
(c) Karl Inger.
(d) Alejandro.

4. Who pages Anita on Halloween night?
(a) Jean-Claude.
(b) Dolph.
(c) Bert.
(d) Richard.

5. What did Jeremy Ruebens claim on the morning news?
(a) That Anita is a vampire.
(b) That Anita has joined Humans First.
(c) That he killed the Master of the City.
(d) That he and Humans First saved Anita from the Master of the City.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 45, what does Anita learn is the murdering vampires' plan?

2. Who does Anita tell Edward is the Master of the City?

3. What does Mr. Oliver tell Anita he wants to do in Chapter 30?

4. How long has Inger been Mr. Oliver's human servant?

5. What has Jean-Claude done that makes Anita claim she would rather have died?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when Anita shoots Melanie, and why?

2. Why does Karl Inger call Anita at home?

3. What does Dolph reveal when he phones Anita in Chapter 45?

4. What does Richard tell Anita when she awakes in the hospital in the final chapter?

5. What does Anita want to prevent Larry from doing, who agrees, and why?

6. Why is Larry eager to hunt vampires?

7. What does Irving tell Anita in Chapter 27, and what does she ask him to do?

8. How does Anita escape Alejandro in the cave?

9. How does Alejandro convince Melanie to betray Mr. Oliver, and what does he want from Anita?

10. What powers does Anita gain from receiving the third mark from Jean-Claude?

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