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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. What is Myron's father unwilling to do?

2. How long ago did Stan's father disappear?

3. Why didn't Stan turn his father in to the police?

4. Where does Emily think Jeremy is?

5. Eric Ford, the FBI Deputy Director, is very interested in Stan Gibbs. What does Ford's presence mean for Myron's case?

Short Essay Questions

1. What don't Myron and the FBI understand about Stan Gibbs?

2. In Chapter Forty, what does Myron finally figure out about Stan?

3. When Myron finally has a chance to speak with Jeremy at basketball practice, what does Jeremy reveal?

4. Who is Chase Layton and why is Myron pressuring him for information?

5. How does Myron act after Greg is hit by a bullet?

6. Where do they find Jeremy?

7. As Myron meets with Stan Gibbs again in Chapter Twenty-Six, what does he reveal to Myron?

8. Why is Myron upset and angry after meeting George Garston?

9. What does the FBI believe Stan did?

10. Myron meets with Eric Ford, the Deputy Director of the FBI, and discovers what information concerning Stan Gibbs? How does Ford wish to help Myron?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

1. Was Melina Garston the missing puzzle piece for Myron's case? How did her death push Myron to discover Jeremy's real donor?

2. Had Melina never existed, would Myron have discovered Jeremy's real donor?

Essay Topic 2

Imagine that you are Terese Collins. How would you change Myron's mind and force him to escape with you? If Myron was your true love, would you have let him walk away easily? What does Terese's lack of pursuit say about her true feelings for Myron?

Essay Topic 3

Myron is confronted by many characters that are searching for their own truths. Analyze his encounters and confrontations with two of the following people:

Grover

Eric Ford

Greg

Susan Lex

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