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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 is the name of the psychological condition that Cross thinks of in regard to the Gentleman Caller and Casanova?
2. What does Cross feel that the cabin in the woods might be?
3. Who is Casanova still obsessed with?
4. Who comes into Naomi's room at the end of this section?
5. What happens when Naomi tries to call out to Kristen?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are the basic points of the investigation according to Cross at this point in the novel?
2. What wakes Naomi up and what does she think this indicates?
3. What does Cross find in the newspaper accounts of the Tierney/Hutchinson murders that makes him think he has information about Casanova?
4. When Cross finds Naomi what does she tell him and what does he realize about himself?
5. When Kate watches the suspect go into the hospital what conclusions does she come to about him being Casanova?
6. Why does Rudolph go after Kate?
7. What does Craig tell Cross he believes is the reason that Lieberman was killed?
8. When Cross and Kate go to the Outer Banks for a summer trip, what decisions do they come to in regards to their relationship?
9. What does Sampson ask Cross about Kate and what is Cross's response?
10. What plan does Casanova believe will allow him and Rudolph to beat Cross?
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
What causes Ruskin to change his opinion and attempt to work cooperatively with Cross? Why did Ruskin attempt to create misdirections?
Essay Topic 3
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?
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