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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 do Mark and Reggie make their way to Romey's house?
2. Who does the FBI decide to watch, hoping to get a clue as to where Mark is?
3. What do Reggie and Mark discuss on their way back to their hotel in Chapter 38?
4. Who does Judge Harry plan to subpoena to court?
5. What makes the body retrievers leave the scene?
Short Essay Questions
1. At the end of the book, who gets to the body first -- FBI or mafia -- and how does the reader know?
2. Having failed to retrieve the senator's body, what does the mafia plan to do now?
3. Explain why Mark wants a will.
4. Discuss Judge Harry's concern in Chapter 28 and explain how he deals with it.
5. What do Foltrigg and his crew believe happened with Mark?
6. How does Reggie rationalize to herself how she will deal with being an accomplice to Mark's escape?
7. What three questions concern the FBI when they learn of Mark's disappearance from the hospital?
8. What are the terms Reggie outlines to the FBI in exchange for the location of the senator's body?
9. Why does Mark say that he wants to see the senator's dead body for himself?
10. How does Mark convince Reggie to look for the body in the garage with him?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Why is dialog important in The Client? How would the story have differed if the author had chosen to omit it?
Essay Topic 2
Discuss the point of view from which The Client is written. Does this point of view make the story more or less believable? Select a different point of view and explain how The Client would have changed if written from it.
Essay Topic 3
Define rising action as an element of plot. Discuss in detail the rising action in The Client. How does the author present it? How does the rising action flow? How does the rising action add to the suspense of the story?
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