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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. How far is it from the top of the cliff to the river?
(a) 75 feet.
(b) 90 feet.
(c) 10 feet.
(d) 50 feet.
2. Where does Burch's daughter go to school?
(a) University of California.
(b) University of Virginia.
(c) University of Florida.
(d) University of Minnesota.
3. What is the name of Dryer's former landlord?
(a) O'Roarke.
(b) O'Bannion.
(c) O'Brian.
(d) O'Malley.
4. Hickcock tries to call off which event?
(a) Board meeting.
(b) Wedding.
(c) Party.
(d) Hit.
5. What unusual item is used to kill Amanda?
(a) Dagger.
(b) Garotte.
(c) Ice pick.
(d) Hammer.
Short Answer Questions
1. What type of coat was Martha wearing when she is seen on the street?
2. What was the real occupation of Dino's father?
3. Whose private life and business associations are exposed in DIRT?
4. To whom does the man speak about Arrington's guests?
5. What is Mrs. Burch's first name?
Short Essay Questions
1. Discuss Amanda's failed attempts at firing Stone. Why does Stone refuse to give up with or without Amanda?
2. Discuss Allan Peebles' downfall and removal from the American Infiltrator.
3. What is the next and last issue of DIRT? Who will receive it? What is different about this issue?
4. What do Cantor and Stone learn from the items taken from Dryer's old apartment?
5. What steps do Hickcock take to ensure his privacy? Who does Hickcock contact for help?
6. What is the purpose of Stone's visit to Samuel Bernard? Who is Bernard? What information does Bernard supply to Stone?
7. How does Amanda intend to make a profit from the information regarding Window Seat?
8. Discuss the scene between Amanda and Hickcock during their lunch meeting. What does Amanda say that shocks Hickcock?
9. Discuss the scene in which Stone goes to New Jersey to meet with Louise "Lou" Burch.
10. What does Bob Cantor discover when he goes to Dryer's apartment? How does the visit benefit Cantor on a personal level?
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