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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 the name of the bar frequented by White?
(a) The Leather Room.
(b) Willy's Tavern.
(c) Jack's Piano Bar.
(d) Tribeca Grill.

2. What is the name of Amanda's lawyer?
(a) Woodman.
(b) Eggers.
(c) Fisher.
(d) Weld.

3. Where does Stone conduct his stake-out?
(a) In a surveillance van.
(b) At home.
(c) In front of Tiff's apartment.
(d) At Arrington's apartment.

4. What is the name of Amanda's date for the weekend?
(a) Harley.
(b) Henry.
(c) Howard.
(d) Hank.

5. Peebles owns and operates a newspaper titled ______.
(a) DIRT.
(b) Celebrity Lowdown.
(c) The American Infiltrator.
(d) Gossip Central.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what town did Amanda grow up?

2. Where does Peebles live?

3. Which of the following is not an employee in Amanda's office?

4. Amanda orders a new car as part of her benefits package with the company. What type of car does Amanda order?

5. Who approaches Stone about a potential job?

Short Essay Questions

1. Discuss Hickock's trek through central Park and the activities that immediately follow.

2. Explain the relationship between Amanda and Bill Eggers; Amanda and Richard Hickock.

3. What background history is learned about Amanda Dart? How does the public learn about Amanda's history?

4. Discuss the information gathered on Amanda's staff according to Arnie Millman's report.

5. Who is Elaine? Why is she often featured in the story?

6. Where do Stone and Amanda go after having drinks at her apartment? Who does Stone meet?

7. What is the relationship between Stone and Dino Bacchetti? Where do the men often meet for dinner?

8. Discuss the scene that takes place between Arrington and Stone in front of Stone's house.

9. Discuss the break-in of the second upscale apartment. What items are taken?

10. Who is Arnie Millman? What parts does Arnie play in the story?

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