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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. At the end of Chapter 6, what does the driver of the car reveal to be the killer's name?
(a) Anthony.
(b) Christopher.
(c) Kevin.
(d) Hartigan.

2. Why is Lucille hesitant to leave the room with Marv?
(a) She is afraid that they will run into Kevin.
(b) She believes the police are coming to save them.
(c) She is too cold to go outside.
(d) She is part of a frame up against Marv.

3. Where does Marv find his new weapon while Lucille talks to the police officers outside the farmhouse?
(a) The body of Kevin's pet wolf.
(b) Underneath the house.
(c) In a tree stump.
(d) In his pocket.

4. Why is Lucille wearing Marv's coat?
(a) Marv is bleeding too heavily to wear anything at the moment.
(b) Kevin took away all of her clothing.
(c) Lucille wants to cover up her missing hand.
(d) It makes her feel safer.

5. What does Marv do to the status of Roark?
(a) Slashes it with his hatchet.
(b) Shoots at it.
(c) Knocks it down.
(d) Defaces it.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did the man with the glasses do to Lucille's hand?

2. What is the name of Roark's home?

3. Why is Marv determined to go after Roark?

4. Why is Nancy happy to help Marv with Wendy?

5. Why does Marv run for cover when the police arrives?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the supplies Marv brings to the farm.

2. How does Marv take care of the officers at the end of Chapter 7?

3. What information does Marv learn about Goldie from Lucille?

4. How does Marv react when he hears the helicopters approaching and why?

5. Describe Marv's encounter with the man in the glasses.

6. What traps does Marv set for Kevin?

7. How was Marv coerced into signing the confession?

8. Describe the room in which Marv awakens.

9. Why does Lucille knock Marv unconscious outside the farmhouse?

10. How does Marv and Lucille escape from the farmhouse?

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