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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. Lucas and Daniel plan to distract the public by busting into a warehouse filled with stolen ___.
(a) TVs.
(b) Game systems.
(c) Stereos.
(d) Computers.

2. What location seems to be the best to find the target?
(a) Mall.
(b) Coffee shop.
(c) Park.
(d) Grocery store.

3. What strange thing does Bekker do after Lucas leaves the house?
(a) Cleans out the closet.
(b) Throws away his shoes.
(c) Follows Lucas.
(d) Dances a jig.

4. Who finds the bodies in Cassie's apartment?
(a) Superintendent.
(b) Del.
(c) Lucas.
(d) Apartment manager.

5. Who does Bekker blame for his current troubles?
(a) Sloan.
(b) Del.
(c) Karl.
(d) Lucas.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following is experienced by Bekker that same night?

2. Who does Lucas go to for insight into the killer's mind?

3. Where does the killer take Philip's body?

4. Who takes the opportunity to slash tires on a car?

5. Where does Bekker work?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Bekker's complaint to Lucas regarding Del and the other cops?

2. Discuss the conversation between Bekker and Druze. What does Druze suggest? What is Bekker's reaction?

3. Explain the scene in which Druze abducts and murders George. What happens to George's car?

4. What factors confirm Lucas' thoughts that George is not Loverboy?

5. What valuable information does Del get from Cheryl? What does Lucas do with the information?

6. Discuss Lucas' temporary break down regarding the case. Where does Lucas place his anger?

7. Discuss the scene in which Druze attempts to find a new, random victim. What crucial mistake is made by Druze?

8. Why is Lucas frustrated with Loverboy?

9. Discuss the conversation between Lucas and Bekker regarding Stephanie's death. What about the conversation surprises Lucas?

10. What information is leaked to the media? Who is the leak?

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