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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. Where is Druze shot?
(a) Stomach.
(b) Head.
(c) Back.
(d) Leg.

2. What's the name of the man running the show at the cabin?
(a) D.J.
(b) D.T.
(c) R.J.
(d) J.T.

3. Supposedly the suspected killer's alibi begins at what time?
(a) 8:00.
(b) 9:00.
(c) 6:00.
(d) 7:00.

4. Which amusement park feature is not mentioned in this section?
(a) House of Mirrors.
(b) Tea Cups.
(c) Ferris Wheel.
(d) Tilt-A-Whirl.

5. Who painted the picture sent by Loverboy?
(a) Bosch.
(b) Picasso.
(c) Pollock.
(d) Redon.

Short Answer Questions

1. Druze drives to which state to get rid of the body?

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

3. Lucas also learns George was a singer and sang the part of a(n) ______.

4. What topic does Lucas discuss with a funeral director?

5. Who calls Lucas and accuses him of avoidance?

Short Essay Questions

1. Discuss the phone call Lucas receives regarding Sarah. What is the problem? What is the outcome of the call?

2. What strange question does Bekker ask Lucas? What about the question gives a clue to Bekker's part in the case?

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

4. What is the next step that takes place with Cassie and Lucas? What does Lucas learn bout Cassie's history?

5. What alerts Lucas and Del to a possible problem with Cassie? What does Lucas find at the apartment?

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

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

8. What happens when Lucas arrives at the cabin in Wisconsin? What is the opinion of the local cops?

9. Why do Lucas and Cassie break into the theater? What does Lucas take?

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

(see the answer keys)

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