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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. Who threatens to tell police that their home is broken into?
(a) Mary.
(b) Norman.
(c) Philippa.
(d) Maurice.
2. Who notices Norman at Regent Park?
(a) Rose.
(b) Violet.
(c) Mary.
(d) Philippa.
3. Who forces entry into Mary and Philippa's flat in "Book 3, Acts of Violence: Chapter 7"?
(a) A social worker.
(b) Maurice.
(c) A reporter.
(d) Norman.
4. What is the greengrocer doing while his keys are stolen?
(a) Speaking with a customer.
(b) Talking on the telephone.
(c) Reaching for a bunch of bananas.
(d) Stocking shelves.
5. Where do Philippa and Mary get jobs in "Book 2, An Order of Release: Chapter 9"?
(a) A book store.
(b) A bar.
(c) A fish and chips restaurant.
(d) A cajun diner.
Short Answer Questions
1. What childhood injury did Philippa suffer?
2. Who does Norman go on a date with in "Book 2, An Order of Release: Chapter 13"?
3. Where does Norman hang out in "Book 3, Acts of Violence: Chapter 5"?
4. What does Norman learn does not work as it should?
5. Who ruins Norman's plans to kill Mary?
Short Essay Questions
1. What grows for Norman as he continues to follow Mary?
2. Who is Violet Tetley?
3. How does Norman find Philippa and Mary's flat?
4. Discuss the telephone conversation between Hilda and Gabriel in "Book 3, Act of Violence: Chapter 3"?
5. Discuss the jobs that Philippa and Mary get.
6. What does Norman learn when visiting Mary and Philippa's flat, and what does he do?
7. Who visits Philippa and Mary's flat in "Book 3, Act of Violence: Chapter 7" and what happens during the visit?
8. What does Norman intend to steal and why?
9. What does Philippa learn from Maurice when she goes to Caldecote Terrace in "Book 3, Act of Violence: Chapter 8"?
10. Discuss the fight between Maurice and Hilda in "Book 2, An Order of Release: Chapter 19".
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