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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. Why is Dave angry with Robin?
(a) She cleans the room where Annie was killed.
(b) She takes Alafair out to where Dave does not think it safe.
(c) She has a friend over who is a prostitute.
(d) She tells Alafair to call her Auntie.

2. Why can't Dave be heard when he starts yelling?
(a) Because the men are already inside his house.
(b) Because Annie is screaming.
(c) Because the man running down the street naked is yelling.
(d) Because of the storm.

3. How many laundry facilities does Dave eliminate?
(a) 1.
(b) 2.
(c) 4.
(d) 3.

4. Why is the sheriff angry with Dave?
(a) Because he does not answer his radio.
(b) He is not angry.
(c) Because he has tried to intimidate the wrong people.
(d) Because he drove out of his patrol area.

5. What does Dave do at the only laundry facility he believes may be Romero's cousin's place?
(a) Trashes the place.
(b) Stakes it out.
(c) Plants a large amount of coccaine.
(d) Plants a bomb inside to go off when it is vacant in the middle of the night.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Dave ask of Annie?

2. What does Dave do to some strippers at Keats' bar?

3. How does Cecil come to regard Dave?

4. What is Dave's reply to Dautrieve?

5. Where do Dave and Annie meet with Claudette?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Describe the night of Annie's murder.

3. What does Romero tell Dave when he calls Dave and what is Dave's reaction?

4. Why is Robin waiting for Dave one evening and what happens?

5. What is the consequence of Claudette's visit?

6. Describe Claudette Rocque.

7. What does Victor Romero attempt?

8. When Dave calls Dautrieve, what does Dave learn?

9. What does Dave decide about Bubba?

10. What murder scene does Dave investigate?

(see the answer keys)

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