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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. Which of the following characters is Lucas's partner?
(a) Crosby.
(b) Mail.
(c) Dunn.
(d) Sloan.

2. Where does Mail get stuck while trying to make his escape?
(a) Parking lot.
(b) Overpass.
(c) Rail yard.
(d) Storage place.

3. Why did Helen want Andi and her daughters killed?
(a) To keep them quiet.
(b) To have an affair with Andi's husband.
(c) To protect her husband.
(d) To dissolve the trust.

4. Who does Lucas interview to find out additional information about Crosby?
(a) Her mother.
(b) Her aunt.
(c) Her father.
(d) Her sister.

5. Which of the following is not true about the message Sister Mary Joseph has translated for Lucas?
(a) It says that Andi is dying.
(b) It says that the kidnapper has Crosby.
(c) It talks about a Bit and Bridle.
(d) It talks about a town called Stillwater.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happened to the man who tried to break into the building?

2. What was the major motivation behind Andi's case?

3. Why did Helen work with Mail?

4. What do the police learn from Crosby's neighbors?

5. How does Mail get away from Sherrill?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Lucas keep from being fired?

2. What does Lucas see while he is in the shop and what does it turn out to be?

3. Who is Ice and what information does she share with Lucas?

4. How did Crosby and Mail meet and how were they together?

5. What information does Lucas learn from the man Sloan shot?

6. What does Lucas plan on doing at the press conference?

7. What is unique about the message that Mail gives to Lucas and why and how does Luca decode the message?

8. What information does Helen share about her involvement in the kidnapping?

9. What are Lucas and his group waiting to get confirmation about and what happens when they finally do receive it?

10. What does Lucas learn about Nancy Wolfe ?

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