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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. How old was a tree called Old Tjikko supposed to be?
(a) Almost 10,000 years.
(b) 3,000 years.
(c) 5,000 years.
(d) About 9,000 years.

2. At the end of Chapter 44, what type of case does Winter give Sung-min?
(a) Road rage killing.
(b) Drug-related killing.
(c) Domestic killing.
(d) Gang killing.

3. When did Ringdal's second ex-wife go missing?
(a) 5 years ago.
(b) 1 1/2 years ago.
(c) Last year.
(d) 2 years ago.

4. What does Harry buy before he drives north in Chapter 39?
(a) Jim Beam.
(b) Rum.
(c) Bourbon.
(d) Maker's Mark.

5. What nationality was the woman Anton started seeing after he broke it off with Kaja?
(a) Czech.
(b) Swiss.
(c) Italian.
(d) Bulgarian.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where did Krohn and his mistress go in October?

2. What color is Ringdal's house?

3. What day of the week is it in Chapter 37?

4. How long after Harry and his first girlfriend had sex in her parents' bed, did she commit suicide?

5. What color drinking glass in Rakel's dishwasher has prints and saliva from an unknown male?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where are fingerprints of a possible suspect found after Rakel's murder and why does it take so long to find them?

2. What happens when Harry swerves at the last minute when he decides not to run into a truck?

3. How does Harry get back to Oslo in Chapter 48?

4. Why does Sung-min realize that Winter takes him off the Harry Hole case?

5. What information does Kaja find about Peter Ringdal?

6. What does Harry do after he thinks he should commit suicide?

7. How does Ringdal explain his fingerprints on a blue glass in Rakel's dishwasher and her scarf in a dresser in his hall?

8. What does Sung-min think of Winter, his boss at Krispos?

9. Who does Krohn contact to help him with Finne's threat of blackmail?

10. How and why did Bohr kill Waage?

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