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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 picks up Hubble at the prison?
(a) Chief Morrison.
(b) His wife.
(c) Officer Roscoe.
(d) Officer Finlay.

2. What do Roscoe and Reacher find at her house when they return from Alabama?
(a) A window broken.
(b) A door ajar.
(c) Morrison's missing body parts.
(d) All the electronics stolen.

3. Who are the third and fourth murder victims?
(a) Chief Morrison and his wife.
(b) Hubble and his wife.
(c) Two police officers.
(d) Hubble and an unidentified victim.

4. Who is following Reacher at the end of Chapter 17?
(a) A Kliner foundation truck.
(b) Two Hispanic guys.
(c) Two black guys.
(d) Two white guys.

5. To whom was Stoller's truck registered?
(a) Attorney Perez.
(b) Stoller, Inc.
(c) Island Air Conditioning.
(d) Kliner Industries.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where do Reacher and Roscoe go to in Atlanta on Wednesday morning?

2. At the beginning of Chapter 15, where does Reacher drive?

3. Where does Reacher shoot the two Hispanic guys?

4. Who was the investigator that Hubble was talking with?

5. On Monday, with whom does Jack plan to have an early lunch?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Reacher drive to the Atlanta airport?

2. Describe Hubble's neighborhood and house.

3. Why does Finlay go to talk to Morrison on Monday morning?

4. How does Reacher know where Morrison's missing body parts will be?

5. Why does Stoller's girlfriend, Judy, assume that Stoller is dead when Reacher and Roscoe come to the condominium?

6. Why doesn't Reacher get any useful information from Spivey?

7. How does Chief Morrison justify sending Hubble and Reacher to jail?

8. How does Reacher learn that he and Hubble are not on the holding floor?

9. What were the intruders planning who came to Roscoe's home Monday night?

10. Describe the woman who enters the convenience store when Reacher is there.

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