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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. Bill surprises her further by telling her what?
(a) That Dawn had been his previous girl friend.
(b) That Dawn had come to his house one night, very confidently.
(c) That Dawn had been a gift from Eric.
(d) That Dawn had threatened him.

2. Why is Bill not happy with Eric's behavior toward Sookie?
(a) It breaks an unwritten rule of their kind.
(b) He is jealous.
(c) He fears for Sookie's life.
(d) He does not like Eric.

3. Eric and Pam are older than Bill by ____________ according to Bill.
(a) Centuries.
(b) Years.
(c) Decades.
(d) Months.

4. From where is Sookie Stackhouse?
(a) Shreveport, Louisiana.
(b) New Orleans, Louisiana.
(c) Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
(d) Bon Temps, Louisiana.

5. Why is Terry Bellefleur working in Sam's place?
(a) Sam is still with the police.
(b) He and Sam are best friends.
(c) Sam is not feeling well.
(d) He needs work.

Short Answer Questions

1. Several fangbangers approach Bill. How does Sookie feel about this?

2. How is the evening disrupted?

3. Who does Sookie remind Rene of?

4. The following morning, Gran receives a phone call from a friend telling her about what happening at Four Tracks Corner?

5. How does Detective Bellefleur feel when Sookie calls him on his condescending behavior?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when Sookie arrives home?

2. What does Sookie do when she arrives at Fangtasia?

3. How are the Rattrays killed?

4. About what do Gran and Bill talk?

5. What happens when Sookie goes to see the damage done to the Rattray's trailer?

6. What does Sookie learn about Bill?

7. Who is Sookie Stackhouse? Why does she not have many friends?

8. Why do both Bill and Sookie think that the murderer is not a vampire? Who might be the killer?

9. How does Sookie save Eric and Pam during the police raid?

10. About what do Sam and Sookie talk over coffee?

(see the answer keys)

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