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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. According to Randie Webberly, whom did she overhear Elena fighting with the night before Elena was killed?
(a) Gareth Randolph.
(b) Mark Jensen.
(c) Lennart Thorsson.
(d) Adam Jenn.

2. What is Anthony's reaction when he sees the coffin that Glyn picks for Elena?
(a) Regret.
(b) Relief.
(c) Sadness.
(d) Anger.

3. Who is the Master of St. Stephen's College?
(a) Terrence Cuff.
(b) Barbara Havers.
(c) Helen Clyde.
(d) Anthony Weaver.

4. Who is the sexual harassment suit filed by Elena against?
(a) Lennart Thorsson.
(b) Anthony Weaver.
(c) Gareth Randolph.
(d) Adam Jenn.

5. What color is Sarah Gordon's hair?
(a) Red.
(b) Black.
(c) Blonde.
(d) Brown.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Lynley travel to in order to conduct his initial interview with Sarah Gordon?

2. What is Justine Weaver's maiden name?

3. Who accompanies Lynley when he conducts his initial interview with Sarah Gordon?

4. When meeting with Lynley, how does Randie Webberly characterize Elena?

5. What was Anthony Weaver's job when he first met Justine?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Pen originally decide to become a stay-at-home mother?

2. How would life change if Anthony Weaver is awarded the Penford Chair?

3. The morning that she came upon Elena's body, what had Sarah Gordon decided to do?

4. What does the preliminary report into Elena's murder state?

5. How does Glyn Weaver respond in Chapter 9 when the police deny her second demand?

6. When did Sarah Gordon and Elena Weaver first meet?

7. According to Justine, why did she not run with Elena the day that Elena was murdered?

8. When Lynley reaches the crime scene, what do the local men in the workshop repairing boats believe about the ongoing investigation?

9. As the story opens and Elena is running, why is she running alone?

10. What is a Ceephone?

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