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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Jerry Fitzgerald take Immortality?

2. Why does Casto think Jerry Fitzgerald overdoses on Immortality?

3. What new color does Trina tell Mavis she has for hair?

4. Where does Eve send Jerry Fitzgerald in lieu of sending her to jail?

5. What does Roarke try to give Eve to drink after her nightmare at the beginning of Chapter 13?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who does Casto believe is responsible for Pandora's murder and why doesn't Eve agree with his theory?

2. What does Jerry Fitzgerald's blue health drink contain and how does this ingredient relate to Pandora's murder?

3. How does Eve's relationship with Summerset change in Chapter 12?

4. What clears Mavis of murder charges in Chapter 16?

5. What is Roarke's reaction to Casto when meeting him and how does his opinion of Casto compare to Eve's?

6. What information does Eve learn from Crack, the owner of the Down and Dirty Club, about the new drug blend on the streets?

7. What happens between Peabody and Casto in Chapter 13 and what does Eve think of the change in her coworkers' relationship?

8. Who is Dr. Engrave and what does Dr. Engrave reveal about the origin of the drug Immortality?

9. Why does Casto want Jerry charged with Pandora's murder?

10. How is Eve able to fight off Pandora's killer and keep from becoming another of his victims after being drugged?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Compare and contrast the police characters in the story: Peabody, Commander Whitney, Casto, and Feeney. Cite examples from the text to support your arguments.

Essay Topic 2

Compare and contrast the childhoods of Roarke and Eve. How do their childhood histories impact their present relationship? Cite examples from the text to support your arguments.

Essay Topic 3

Eve feels intuitively during the novel that certain characters are innocent and that certain characters can't be trusted yet her intuition isn't something she can prove in a court of law. She needs physical evidence to prove the guilt or innocence of the suspects in the murder cases she investigates. Discuss the role of intuition and the role of science in Eve's homicide investigations. How do the two methods of approaching a case sometimes conflict with each other and how do they sometimes complement each other? Cite examples from the text to support your arguments.

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