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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 was the first rule that is provided to Kate?
2. Why does Cross spend the night with Kate?
3. What does Kate tell Cross about Naomi?
4. What theory does Lieberman share with Cross about the Gentleman Caller and Casanova?
5. What does Casanova have in the wicker basket?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe how Kate feels and what she goes through when she wakes up?
2. What does Casanova wear as he takes the girl into the woods and what he does with her once they are in the woods?
3. What does Sampson offer to do for Marcus and what does the reader learn about Marcus' family?
4. Describe the details that Kate shares with Cross to help him with the psychological profile.
5. What information does Mary Ellen share with Cross when he pays her a visit in his investigation into his missing niece?
6. What writer does Casanova think about and how does this relate to the things he does with the women he holds captive?
7. What happens when Casanova tries to go to sleep and what does this make him realize?
8. Describe where Kate lives and what she does when she arrives home after her Saturday night karate class.
9. In what way does Casanova's method change?
10. What does Casanova do as Cross meets with Mary Ellen and what is he thinking during this time?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What leads Cross to realize that Sachs might be playing with the police? What events and clues lead Cross to conclude that Casanova is not Sachs?
Essay Topic 2
In what ways were Cross' methods unique? What connections did Cross' methods help investigators make that perhaps more traditional methods might not have made? Do you think Cross' methods were special? Why or why not?
Essay Topic 3
Do you believe the majority of the events and details in this novel were realistic? Why or why not? Identify one event within the novel which seemed highly unrealistic or at least a stretch within the novel.
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