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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 are the bodies located?
(a) Bedroom.
(b) Dining room.
(c) Closet.
(d) Kitchen.

2. Who is thought to be the killer?
(a) Loverboy.
(b) Sloan.
(c) Bekker.
(d) Druze.

3. Bekker stood next to which type of sports car in the photograph?
(a) Jaguar.
(b) Lamborghini.
(c) Porsche.
(d) Ferrari.

4. The car belonged to which of the following?
(a) Amanda.
(b) Cassie.
(c) Michael.
(d) George.

5. What is the painter's first name?
(a) Gustav.
(b) Odilon.
(c) Wilhelm.
(d) Pierre.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Lucas go to pick up Cassie?

2. Helstrom used to work in which city's police department?

3. What adjective is used consistently regarding Michael Bekker?

4. Which amusement park feature is not mentioned in this section?

5. Lucas has reason to believe that Bekker is involved with ____.

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What is the general opinion about George's disappearance? What does Lucas think about the development?

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

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

5. What picture arrives at the station? Who sent it? What about the picture is unusual?

6. What is Bekker's next step in his plan involving Cassie and Druze?

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

8. How does Lucas intend to learn more about Bekker's personal life and activities? Who does Del recommend as a potential source of information?

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

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

(see the answer keys)

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