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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 does Bekker work?
(a) Government building.
(b) Research center.
(c) Funeral home.
(d) University.
2. Bekker manages to get into Cassie's apartment by pretending to deliver which of the following?
(a) Package.
(b) Summons.
(c) Pizza.
(d) Flowers.
3. What is the painter's first name?
(a) Pierre.
(b) Gustav.
(c) Odilon.
(d) Wilhelm.
4. Where are the bodies located?
(a) Kitchen.
(b) Dining room.
(c) Closet.
(d) Bedroom.
5. Where does Bekker approach Lucas?
(a) Cafeteria.
(b) Gas Station.
(c) Police department.
(d) Home.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Bekker blame for his current troubles?
2. Who takes the opportunity to slash tires on a car?
3. What distinctive characteristic of the killer's is reported to Lucas?
4. Who has been talking about details of the case not available to the public?
5. Who sees the attack?
Short Essay Questions
1. Discuss the conversation between Lucas and Bekker regarding Stephanie's death. What about the conversation surprises Lucas?
2. Discuss the phone call Lucas receives regarding Sarah. What is the problem? What is the outcome of the call?
3. What is Bekker's complaint to Lucas regarding Del and the other cops?
4. What is the general opinion about George's disappearance? What does Lucas think about the development?
5. What happens when Lucas arrives at the cabin in Wisconsin? What is the opinion of the local cops?
6. Discuss the scene in which Druze attempts to find a new, random victim. What crucial mistake is made by Druze?
7. Explain the scene in which Druze abducts and murders George. What happens to George's car?
8. What picture arrives at the station? Who sent it? What about the picture is unusual?
9. Why is Lucas frustrated with Loverboy?
10. What information is leaked to the media? Who is the leak?
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