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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. How is Rita Mason dressed?
(a) As a cop.
(b) As a prostitute.
(c) As a model.
(d) As a homeless person.

2. How does Blaze try to take away Simon’s uncertainty about wrecking the Kiwi’s fastest boat?
(a) It will make him rich.
(b) It will be exciting.
(c) It will make him famous.
(d) It will be the perfect revenge.

3. Why does Fortney decline having lunch in Coronado?
(a) He is not feeling very well.
(b) He is not in the mood to leave their bay.
(c) He remembers the last time they had eaten in Coronado and ended up under the bridge when a dead body was pulled from the water.
(d) He does not like any of the restaurants.

4. In Chapter 3, what is Letch watching when Rita Mason enters?
(a) Security footage.
(b) A security camera.
(c) A confiscated pornographic video.
(d) The evening news.

5. Who is Serenity Jones?
(a) Blaze Duvall’s madam.
(b) Dawn Coyote's madam.
(c) Dawn Coyote's aunt.
(d) Blaze Duvall's good friend.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Simon realize is the weak spot in the travel-lift?

2. Where does Dawn plan on moving?

3. What is Dawn Coyote’s real name?

4. Where does Dawn leave her baby?

5. What makes Fortney ill?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Blaze Duvall think of Serenity Jones?

2. Why do the Harbor Unit cops not like lifeguards?

3. What two real events let the reader know the time period of the story?

4. Why does Fortney think Blaze should have been a cop if she is not one already?

5. What does Blaze think about customers who want a real date?

6. To what is the wrecking of the French yacht compared and why?

7. How does Letch try to help Dawn?

8. Why is New Zealand expected to win it all?

9. Why is the role of the Keeper of the Cup so important to the Keeper?

10. How is Blaze holding the attention of the Aussies and Kiwis in Chapter 4?

(see the answer keys)

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