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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. What is Blake's full name?
(a) Royston Blake.
(b) Nathan Blake.
(c) Vernon Blake.
(d) Forest Blake.
2. What kind of car does Blake drive?
(a) Ford Capri.
(b) Aston Martin DB9.
(c) Volkswagon Rabbit.
(d) BMW 325i.
3. What does Lee use to smash Fenton's fingers in Chapter 10?
(a) An ashtray.
(b) A cash register.
(c) A chair.
(d) A lamp.
4. What is a dirty, white van with the lettering Munton Motors on its side?
(a) The Meat Wagon.
(b) The Corpse Train.
(c) The Death Sled.
(d) The Killer Cab.
5. Who is the eldest of the Munton brothers?
(a) Jess.
(b) Mandy.
(c) Baz.
(d) Lee.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who gets out of the Meat Wagon in Chapter 1?
2. At what time does Blake drive to the Paul Pry in the beginning of Chapter 5?
3. What does Sally complain everyone calls her in town in Chapter 6?
4. On whom does Blake demonstrate how he head-butts an opponent in Chapter 1?
5. Chapter 8 begins with a morning call to Blake from whom?
Short Essay Questions
1. What leads up to Blake's injuring Leggsy in the bar in Chapter 1?
2. Why are the Muntons pursuing Blake in Chapter 4? What foreshadowing is used in this chapter?
3. What robbery does Blake recall before going to the gym in Chapter 6? How does it relate to his situation?
4. How does Blake describe the history of the Munton family in Chapter 7?
5. What does Lee Munton solicit Blake's help for in Chapter 6? How does he coerce Blake?
6. Why does Blake go early to the Paul Pry in Chapter 5?
7. What conflict does Blake become engaged in upon returning from taking out the garbage in Chapter 9?
8. What foreshadowing takes place at the Paul Pry in Chapter 1?
9. Who follows Blake in the Meat Wagon in Chapter 2? What does he learn from Finney?
10. What causes Baz to get the upper hand in fighting Blake in Chapter 5? What takes place in the fight?
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