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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 is David's initial reaction to Eve's questions?
(a) He claims his innocence.
(b) He confesses to the crime.
(c) He denies being there.
(d) He tells her he witnessed the murder.

2. Who does Eve turn to after she learns that the knife doesn't match?
(a) Roarke.
(b) Nadine.
(c) Dr. Mira.
(d) Commander Whitney.

3. Why does Eve finally decide to arrest David?
(a) He has refused to answer any questions.
(b) He is a danger to himself.
(c) He has no alibi for Yvonne's murder.
(d) He confessed to Louise's crime.

4. What is covering the victim's face when Eve arrives?
(a) Picture of Eve.
(b) Umbrella.
(c) Hood.
(d) Newspaper.

5. What does Eve threaten to do at David's house when he doesn't answer?
(a) To get some sleep.
(b) To get a warrant.
(c) To get more help to find him.
(d) To look for him somewhere else.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does the Commander order Eve to sit?

2. Which of the following is the best descriptor of how Eve feels about C.J.?

3. Who confirms that no one touched the body until Eve arrived?

4. How does Marco tell Eve he knows she is wrong about the killer?

5. How does Eve feel about Chief Tibble?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Roarke react to the way Marco is speaking to Eve at the party?

2. What happens once Marco is arrested?

3. What does Chief Tibble tell Eve when he has her alone?

4. What does C.J. tell Eve he is embarrassed about?

5. What information does Eve learn from Feeney about C.J.'s childhood?

6. What plan does Eve come up with in regards to C.J.?

7. What does Mrs. Whitney tell Eve about the money she transferred to David's account?

8. What does Marco say to Eve when she tries to apologize to him?

9. What does Eve realize after listening to Nadine's transmission?

10. What information does Feeney share with Eve about David?

(see the answer keys)

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