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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 31 through 39.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How long did it take Fuselier to read Eric's diary for the first time?
(a) About an hour.
(b) About three hours.
(c) Almost an entire day.
(d) Three or four days.

2. What did the science teacher tell the students in Science Room 3 who were taking a chemistry test?
(a) To run.
(b) To hide.
(c) To climb out the windows.
(d) To keep working.

3. Why was there such a sense of urgency to the investigation even after Dylan and Eric were identified as the shooters and positively identified as being among the dead?
(a) There were messages hinting at future violence.
(b) The police still believed the boys were part of a terrorist cell.
(c) The police believed the parents of the boys have information.
(d) Everyone believed there would be copycats over the coming days.

4. What happened to break up the friendship between Zack, Dylan and Eric?
(a) Zack refused to have anything to do with a plan to shoot up the school.
(b) Eric and Dylan grew closer, leaving Zack out.
(c) Zack met a girl.
(d) Dylan and Zack argued.

5. What was the detail Nate heard that made him certain Dylan and Eric were involved in the shooting?
(a) The gunmen were white.
(b) There were two gunmen with an array of weapons.
(c) The gunmen wore trenchcoats.
(d) The gunmen were tall and one had long, tangled hair.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Eric say in an effort to appear "confessional" when he was confronted about his alcohol use.

2. Which of the following was not on Dylan's list of "pros" as he listed them two years prior to the shooting?

3. What was the significant event for the families of the victims on Thursday following the shooting?

4. What color was the van Dylan and Eric broke into in order to steal the electronics?

5. Where did the deputy write the name "Ned Harris" when one student said that's the name of the shooter?

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