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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 does the terrorist claim the Weasel got out before the raid on the al Qaeda apartment in New York?
(a) Through the basement.
(b) Across the back garden.
(c) Across the roof.
(d) Through a window.

2. Why has Alex Cross come to Seattle?
(a) To visit Jannie and Damon.
(b) To visit Alex Jr.
(c) To visit Nana Mama.
(d) To visit Jamilla.

3. Who is Elizabeth Cassady?
(a) The Weasel's sister.
(b) The Weasel's psychiatrist and lover.
(c) The Weasel's cousin.
(d) The Weasel's physician.

4. What is Gitmo?
(a) A state prison.
(b) Guantanamo Bay.
(c) A federal prison.
(d) A psychiatric hospital.

5. What group does Fedya Abramtsov belong to?
(a) The American Mafia.
(b) al Qaeda.
(c) al Jihad.
(d) The Russian Red Mafiya.

Short Answer Questions

1. What weapon is in a plane flying over Frances and Dougie's hometown?

2. In what place is the vehicle important to the case found?

3. What public structure has Bill Capistran been hired to blow up in chapter 54?

4. Who is watching the activity in Frances and Dougie's hometown via video?

5. What does Alex find when he arrives in Sunrise Valley, Nevada?

Short Essay Questions

1. What comes up missing from an Air Force base in New Mexico?

2. Who was killed by Nikki Williams? Who was the intended victim?

3. Who tortures the Weasel? For what purpose?

4. What major bridge does the Weasel hire Bill Capistran to blow up?

5. What motive does the owner of the bomb launched against Sunrise Valley suggest he has for such an action?

6. Who does the Wolf turn to for financial support of his terrorist plans?

7. Who is John Sampson? Why does Alex Cross tell him about the Weasel and the Wolf's ransom demands?

8. Who is the Weasel?

9. What cities does the Wolf tell law enforcement that he will be targeting?

10. Who does Alex Cross go to investigate at Gitmo?

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