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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 2: "Saturday," Chapter Six through "Sunday: 2 Days Missing," Chapter Eleven.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why is Cara not sure whether she saw Jamie?
(a) It was dark outside.
(b) She was in a moving car.
(c) She was half-asleep at the time.
(d) She was very drunk.
2. What does Connor come over to ask Pip to do?
(a) Use her investigative skills to interrogate the last person Jamie was seen with.
(b) Use her investigative skills to get into Jamie's social media accounts.
(c) Use her influence to get the police to take Jamie's disappearance seriously.
(d) Use her podcast to investigate and publicize Jamie's disappearance.
3. In the beginning of "After and Before," what is Pip struggling to understand?
(a) Why she was ever interested in being a detective.
(b) How she could have told so many lies during her investigation.
(c) How Elliot Ward could have fooled her.
(d) How to reduce the background noise on an audio file.
4. What is implied by Luke's reaction to Pip's mention of the Max Hastings trial?
(a) Max was one of Luke's friends.
(b) Luke does not believe Nat's testimony.
(c) Luke would like to kill Max.
(d) Nat has not told him about the trial.
5. What is strange about the photo of Jamie that Gail Yardley shows Pip?
(a) Jamie has clearly been crying.
(b) Jamie looks like he has been in a fight.
(c) Jamie looks like he is under the influence of drugs.
(d) Jamie seems to be looking in the wrong direction.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Pip's podcast update about the Max Hastings trial, what belief does Pip express about Connecticut's laws?
2. What does Ravi want to attend college to become?
3. What reason does Pip give for not asking for Ravi's help with the Missing poster?
4. Who do Cara and Naomi currently live with?
5. What does Joanna think caused Jamie's mood to change suddenly, a couple of months previously?
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