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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 FBI starting to just now believe that Cross had previously told them about?
2. What does Kate fantasize about in regard to Casanova?
3. Who does Casanova blame for what happened in the living room?
4. What does Cross do when he becomes frustrated because they cannot find the remnants of the farmhouse?
5. How much time passed between when Cross and Sampson left Kate and when she was attacked?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Rudolph go after Kate?
2. When Cross and Kate go to the Outer Banks for a summer trip, what decisions do they come to in regards to their relationship?
3. What are the basic points of the investigation according to Cross at this point in the novel?
4. What brazen act does Casanova do in Chapter 102 which allows him to marvel at his perfect mask that allows him to fit in anywhere?
5. What does Cross find in the newspaper accounts of the Tierney/Hutchinson murders that makes him think he has information about Casanova?
6. What plan does Casanova believe will allow him and Rudolph to beat Cross?
7. What is Kate's condition and how does Cross describe his relationship to Kate to his friend Sampson?
8. How does Cross describe what he saw with he sneaked up and observed Rudolph in the cabin and what does Rudolph do when he comes out of the cabin?
9. What wakes Naomi up and what does she think this indicates?
10. What does Naomi tell Kristen is the plan to help the girls get away from Casanova?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
How is the idea of staking out used by both the police and the killers within this novel? Which group do you believe does it more effectively? Why?
Essay Topic 2
Describe Cross' relationship with his family. How does this relationship help him throughout the novel? How does it prove to be a hindrance?
Essay Topic 3
Do you believe the author provided enough clues for the reader to decipher the true identity of Casanova? Why or why not? Do you believe a good mystery should be able to be solved by the reader? Why or why not?
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