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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. Why had Mr. Sanchetti suspected Phyllis was up to something the night his car was stolen?
(a) She bought a new wardrobe
(b) She had been asking detailed questions about Griffith Park
(c) She bought a one-way airline ticket
(d) She got a new hairstyle
2. What advice does Walter give Phyllis?
(a) How to act innocent
(b) How to invest the money
(c) What to do at trial
(d) How to raise Lola
3. How does Phyllis contact Walter during this time?
(a) Calls from pay phones
(b) Coded letters
(c) Telegrams
(d) Messengers
4. How is Nirdlinger's death reported?
(a) As a suicide
(b) As an accident
(c) As a murder
(d) As a mob hit
5. What is Mr. Sanchetti's current situation?
(a) He has just landed a great entry level job
(b) He has inherited money from his father
(c) He doesn't have his degree and needs money
(d) He has just finished his engineering degree
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Keyes tell Walter probably saved his life?
2. Walter thinks Phyllis will be all right if ___________________________.
3. What does Keyes say will happen to Lola?
4. What does Keyes want Walter to give him which needs to be signed by a notary public?
5. What will Keyes give to Walter?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the symbolism of the moon at the end of the story?
2. Why does Walter's secretary, Nettie, call him at home that morning?
3. What precipitates Walter's plan to kill Phyllis?
4. What are the terms of the deal that Keyes presents to Walter?
5. How does Walter's wish to marry Lola show his suspended state of reality?
6. What shock does Walter get on his second day at sea?
7. How does Lola react when Walter advises her about not testifying about Phyllis?
8. What realization does Walter come to when he sees Phyllis on board?
9. How does Walter find out who Keyes thinks is Phyllis' accomplice?
10. What is Keyes' position on the accident?
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