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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 39, who tells Anita that Mr. Oliver will not be at this meeting?
(a) Edward.
(b) Alejandro.
(c) Larry.
(d) Melanie.
2. What does Mr. Oliver command Anita to do?
(a) Stake Jean-Claude.
(b) Kiss Mr. Oliver.
(c) Become Alejandro's human servant.
(d) Agree to marry Richard.
3. Why is Anita angry about Jean-Claude's discovery of what Alejandro has done to her?
(a) She just wants to be out of the whole mess.
(b) She does not get angry.
(c) She got fired because of him.
(d) She is tired.
4. In Chapter 35, what does Anita say two vampires cannot have?
(a) Feelings for one another.
(b) The same human servant.
(c) A child.
(d) Trust.
5. What did the second victim have in common with the first victim?
(a) She had also planned to become a vampire.
(b) She also had a living will.
(c) They were related.
(d) Nothing at all.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is fondling Larry when Anita returned to him in Chapter 36?
2. What does Anita refuse to allow Larry to do at the Circus of the Damned in Chapter 34?
3. What is Jean-Claude's animal to call?
4. Why can nothing hurt Melanie?
5. Why is Alejandro unable to control Anita?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Jean-Claude explain to Anita when she arrives at the Circus of the Damned on Halloween?
2. Why does Richard take Anita to Jean-Claude in Chapter 42, and how does she react?
3. Why is Larry eager to hunt vampires?
4. What does Dolph reveal when he phones Anita in Chapter 45?
5. What happens when Mr. Oliver orders Anita to kill Jean-Claude?
6. What does Irving tell Anita in Chapter 27, and what does she ask him to do?
7. Why does Karl Inger call Anita at home?
8. Who is waiting for Anita at her apartment in Chapter 26, and what transpires?
9. Who is Melanie?
10. What do Anita, Larry and Bert argue about at the office?
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