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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. What does the caller tell Frank?
(a) Kevin is dead.
(b) Mr. Daly tried to kill Kevin.
(c) Mr. Daly tried to kill Shay.
(d) Shay is dead.

2. Who does Frank, at this point, think is Rosie's murderer?
(a) Frank's father.
(b) Mr. Daly.
(c) Kevin.
(d) A janitor in the building next to number 22.

3. What does Frank request at work?
(a) Several month's leave of absence.
(b) Reassignment to another city.
(c) A few days off.
(d) Assignment to investigate Kevin's death.

4. About whom does Olivia ask Frank?
(a) Shay.
(b) Kevin.
(c) Imelda.
(d) Rosie.

5. What does Stephen say Kennedy's theory is about Rosie's death?
(a) That Kevin kills her in a fit of jealousy.
(b) That an assailant unknown to her kills her randomly.
(c) That Mr. Daly kills her in a fit of rage.
(d) That Frank killed Rosie.

Short Answer Questions

1. What pain has Frank been dealing with for years?

2. How do Nora and Frank part?

3. How does Frank think his father's thinking is skewed?

4. What does Frank have trouble doing concerning his talking to Holly?

5. Why is Scorcher furious with Frank?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Jackie and Frank talk about when they meet at the park?

2. What does Frank learn from Imelda about Rosie on the night of Rosie's death?

3. What information does Stephen have for Frank?

4. How has Nora reacted to the news of Rosie's body being found?

5. What does Frank ask Stephen that surprises the man?

6. How does Frank set things up to be able to follow the police investigation into Rosie and Kevin's deaths?

7. What does Frank recall about what Rosie told him the night they decide to leave?

8. What does Frank say to Holly about Kevin's death?

9. What does Frank's mother tell him about Mr. Mackey and Theresa Daly?

10. Describe Frank and Holly's conversation about Holly visiting Frank's family.

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