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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. The call really concerns _____.
(a) A new lead.
(b) Loverboy.
(c) Elle.
(d) A surprise party.
2. Who is thought to be the killer?
(a) Loverboy.
(b) Druze.
(c) Bekker.
(d) Sloan.
3. Lucas is torn between going to Cassie's apartment or the _____. Lucas chooses the latter.
(a) Bekker house.
(b) Funeral home.
(c) Bar.
(d) Office.
4. Where does Bekker work?
(a) University.
(b) Research center.
(c) Funeral home.
(d) Government building.
5. Who finds the bodies in Cassie's apartment?
(a) Superintendent.
(b) Del.
(c) Apartment manager.
(d) Lucas.
Short Answer Questions
1. What adjective is used consistently regarding Michael Bekker?
2. Helstrom used to work in which city's police department?
3. Where is Druze shot?
4. Where does Bekker approach Lucas?
5. Who sits up all night with Lucas to make sure he will be okay?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Lucas' next move regarding Bekker?
2. What happens when Lucas arrives at the cabin in Wisconsin? What is the opinion of the local cops?
3. Why is Lucas frustrated with Loverboy?
4. Discuss the scene in which Bekker and Druze return to the cabin in Wisconsin. What is the purpose of the trip? Is the trip a success? Do the men get away unnoticed?
5. What is the general opinion about George's disappearance? What does Lucas think about the development?
6. List at least two more clues that tie Druze to the Bekker homicide.
7. Who is the witness to Druze's latest crime? What odd reference does the witness give to Lucas? Does the reference help?
8. What factors confirm Lucas' thoughts that George is not Loverboy?
9. Discuss the phone call Lucas receives regarding Sarah. What is the problem? What is the outcome of the call?
10. What alerts Lucas and Del to a possible problem with Cassie? What does Lucas find at the apartment?
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