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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. What assumption does Cross make from the phone call that the President receives?
2. What is the promise or threat that the President gets from the phone call that dodges White House security?
3. Law enforcement officials thought the murder at the Kennedy Center could have been a mistake. Who did they suspect was the real target of the attack?
4. Why does the killer have to choose who to shoot next after taking his hostage?
5. Who kills Jill?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is the general's son a threat to Jack?
2. Discuss when the investigator realizes the plan and his reaction.
3. What is the theme of the Truth School killer, and how does it explain his motive?
4. What is unusual about the Truth School killer's attempt to enter the investigator's home? What does this show about the killer?
5. How do investigators of the Kennedy Center killing confirm that the hit man indeed killed the right target? Why was this victim targeted?
6. Why do investigators first assume that Hawkins missed his true target in the Kennedy Center?
7. Why does the Truth School killer want to talk with the investigator?
8. How does the investigator arrange a situation in which he could take down the Truth School killer? Explain this reasoning.
9. What do investigators discover when they go to the message board subscriber's home? What does their finding imply?
10. Why does the President decide to honor all of his scheduled appearances? Is this vanity or valor, and why?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Define and discuss climax in literature. When does it occur? Discuss the climax of Jack and Jill in detail.
Essay Topic 2
What is a foil? Who is the foil of Jack and Jill? Discuss the character who provides the role of foil in this novel and discuss how he/she fulfills the role.
Essay Topic 3
What is a motif in literature? After defining the term, select a motif from Jack and Jill and discuss it in detail.
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