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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 does Dan offer the criminals?
(a) Dinner.
(b) Safe passage to the State Line.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Money to leave.

2. What does Griffin tell Cindy?
(a) To tell Bard that she'll go out the next day with him.
(b) To go out with Chuck but not to say anything or the family will be killed.
(c) To tell Chip that she has to study.
(d) To tell Winston she is ill.

3. Where do the men want to go?
(a) Mexico.
(b) Louisville.
(c) Baja.
(d) Boston.

4. What happens while Cindy is keeping the attention of the criminals?
(a) Dan slips poison into the men's coffee.
(b) Eleanor calls the police on the upstairs extension.
(c) Ralphie slips down the side stairwell.
(d) Chuck sneaks in the basement door.

5. What type of message does Glenn deliver over the phone?
(a) A long, complicated message.
(b) A terse threat.
(c) No message is delivered; they don't want anyone to know they are there.
(d) A coded message.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Chuck?

2. When Dan makes a threat about getting a gun and using it, what is Griffin's response?

3. What advice does Dan give Ralphie?

4. How does Griffin cheer up Hank?

5. What does Chuck want to do that Cindy does not allow?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Dan tell Ralphie and what does Ralphie and Griffin do after Eleanor and Chuck have left the house?

2. What happens when Cindy arrives home after her date with Chuck?

3. Who shows up at the house that night?

4. What does Dan do after Robish opens the front door?

5. Why is Griffin upset about Robish and Hank?

6. What does Hank do when Cindy tries to move?

7. Who knocks at the door of the Hilliard's house and what does he do?

8. What happens to Griffin when he leaves the Hilliard house?

9. What does Griffin tell Eleanor?

10. What gives the sheriff's office a clue about the convicts?

(see the answer keys)

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