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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. What had Mrs. Iselin ordered the Chinese to create?
(a) A Communist organization in the U.S.
(b) A militia.
(c) An assassin.
(d) A fake birth certificate for Raymond.

2. Who celebrate a rare moment alone?
(a) Rosie and Raymond.
(b) Rosie and Marco.
(c) Jocie and Raymond.
(d) Jocie and Marco.

3. What does Raymond tell his friend that he believes?
(a) Marco killed Jocie and slept with Raymond's mother.
(b) Jocie is dead.
(c) He may have been brainwashed.
(d) He may have killed Jocie and slept with his mother.

4. What will serve as a reunion between Raymond and Jocie?
(a) An evening at the theater.
(b) A welcome home dinner.
(c) A costume ball.
(d) A private dinner.

5. Why does Mrs. Iselin invite Raymond into the library?
(a) To await Jocie Jordan's arrival.
(b) To play solitaire.
(c) To have a glass of wine.
(d) To listen to music.

Short Answer Questions

1. As she is speaking, what does Raymond's mother realize about him?

2. What surface emotions does Shaw reveal?

3. When did Raymond's mother discover her son was the assassin?

4. What does Raymond's column report?

5. Where is the reader then taken?

Short Essay Questions

1. What has happened to Marco?

2. What does the FBI learn about Shaw's trigger?

3. What does Jocie say about Raymond?

4. What takes place at their rendezvous?

5. How does Raymond react when his mother schemes to announce Jocie's return to the United States through the Society pages of Raymond's own paper, without informing her son of the development? How does she respond to him?

6. What does Eleanor think about Raymond being an assassin?

7. What is Raymond's costume? What does he think about it?

8. What gives a hint to the identity of a character previously mentioned?

9. What do Rosie and Marco celebrate?

10. To where is the reader taken?

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