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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 does Dave realize about Romero?
(a) He is injured.
(b) He is unarmed.
(c) He is armed.
(d) He has cut his beard and dyed his hair.

2. What will the person receive from the government?
(a) Leniency.
(b) Up to three payments depending upon the quality of the information.
(c) Entry into the witness protection program.
(d) A lump sum payment.

3. What call does Dave get to investigate?
(a) A dead man in a dumpster.
(b) A dead man in a bathtub.
(c) About a drug find.
(d) A man who is badly beaten but still alive.

4. What does Dave conclude about Bubba?
(a) He is not involved in Annie's death.
(b) He is the kingpin behind Annie's death.
(c) Dave is not sure yet.
(d) Bubba would not have come to the funeral if he is responsible for Annie's death.

5. What does Dave want to do?
(a) Find Annie's kidnappers.
(b) Find Keats.
(c) Dive in the bay and retrieve Annie's body.
(d) Take his gun and go after the killers.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Dave do before returning to New Iberia?

2. What happens when Dave is walking around his property one evening?

3. Why is the visitor there?

4. What does Dave contemplate?

5. Why does Dave go to New Orleans?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Dave decide about Bubba?

2. Describe the night of Annie's murder.

3. What is the ongoing argument between Annie and Dave and what does Dave try to do to please Annie about the issue?

4. Describe the confrontation between Dave and Romero.

5. Why does Claudette come to Dave's home and what does she do?

6. Describe Victor Romero.

7. What does Dautrieve warn Dave about and what is Dave's response?

8. What does Dave ask Annie to do and how does she respond both to his request and her meeting Claudette?/

9. What does Dave find when he searches Romero's apartment?

10. Describe Claudette Rocque.

(see the answer keys)

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