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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 19.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What unpleasant memories does the sight of the body in the morgue in Chapter 2 bring back to Eve?
(a) Memories of her father abusing her as a child.
(b) Memories of a fellow officer's death.
(c) Memories of a previous murder she investigated.
(d) Memories of a fight she was in with a criminal she pursued.
2. What is Mavis's attitude about the media attention her arrest is bringing her?
(a) She hates it and becomes tearful when it's mentioned.
(b) She plans to ignore it and hope it goes away.
(c) She thinks it will help her career.
(d) She wants her lawyers to use the media for her defense.
3. Why does Eve say she can't be a cop any more or marry Roarke, and that she should be arrested?
(a) She is stressed from arresting her friend Mavis.
(b) She thinks she should be prosecuted for her father's murder.
(c) She thinks she is responsible for Boomer's death.
(d) She has had a nervous breakdown.
4. In Chapter 18, who does Justin Young agree to testify against in exchange for a deal from the cops?
(a) Paul Redmond.
(b) Jerry Fitzgerald.
(c) Leonardo.
(d) Mavis.
5. Why does Mavis make an audiovisual uplink call to Eve in the middle of the night at the beginning of Chapter 4?
(a) She thinks Pandora is dead and doesn't know what to do.
(b) She is locked out of her apartment.
(c) She has been in a car wreck and is injured.
(d) She is stranded at a downtown club and needs a ride home.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Hetta Moppett's tie to the murders Eve is investigating?
2. Which of the following statements is not a reason Mavis so cheerful at the beginning of Chapter 8, despite her recent arrest?
3. What kind of sandwich does Feeney order at Club Zigzag?
4. What is the relationship between Mavis and Leonardo?
5. Which of the following is not an amenity found in Roarke's home?
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