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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 did the second woman Yu interviews in Chapter 25 want to do with Wu?
(a) Be his manager.
(b) Get married.
(c) Start a business.
(d) Travel.

2. Who does Chen visit in Chapter 27, when he is feeling paranoid and discouraged?
(a) His mother.
(b) Yu.
(c) A counselor.
(d) Wang.

3. What does Guo Qiang say or do to Chen?
(a) He refuses to speak.
(b) He confesses.
(c) He screams at Chen.
(d) He punches Chen.

4. Who leaves a message for Chen in Chapter 28?
(a) Wang.
(b) Yu.
(c) Secretary Li.
(d) Xie.

5. What is concerning to Secretary Li and Internal Security about the case?
(a) Wu's safety.
(b) All answers are correct.
(c) The lack of motive.
(d) Chen's safety.

Short Answer Questions

1. After Ling and Chen reconnect, what does he do while she sleeps?

2. What does Chen realize Guan had tried to do to Wu?

3. What was one reason Ling broke up with Chen?

4. Where do Chen and Peiqin meet in Chapter 32?

5. What is Director Yao the director of?

Short Essay Questions

1. What motive for Guan's murder does Chen begin to consider in Chapter 33?

2. What does Ning Jing tell Yu about her relationship with Wu?

3. What new assignment is Chen given in Chapter 37, and what does Chen think about it?

4. Who is Guo Qiang, and what is his role in the story?

5. Why is it significant to Chen when he learns that Wu has applied for a visa to America?

6. What does Chen use his new role as Traffic Control Office to assign Old Hunter to do, and why can he get away with it?

7. What have Yu and Chen be reassigned to do in Chapter 30?

8. What happens in Chen's meeting with Director Yao of the Party Discipline Committee?

9. What information about the case does Old Hunter meet with Chen to share with him in Chapter 26?

10. What action of Dr. Xia's reinvigorates Chen's dedication to solving the case?

(see the answer keys)

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