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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. In what city did Oba Chandler murder his victims?
2. How many years did each conspirator in Agent Ray's attempted murder case receive?
3. How does the FBI use Agent Ray's case as a teaching aid for incoming agents?
4. According to Chapter 13, a killer's signature does not ___________.
5. Whom did John Hinckley attack in order to gain the attention of a celebrity?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 15, Gregg McCrary received a case about an abducted child. According to his findings, who was the killer? Why did this person kill the child?
2. Describe the importance of McCrary's fire-breathing dragon cartoon. Which killer(s) did it represent?
3. Describe how the attempt on Agent Ray's life occurred?
4. Describe how John Prante was caught and arrested.
5. How does the media help solve crimes?
6. How does Douglas profile bombers? What are their motives? What is their general appearance?
7. Describe the murder of Karla in Chapter 14. Include details on what happened. Detail the hunt for her killer.
8. What caused Agent Ray's wife to take a contract out on her husband?
9. Who is John Hinckley? What crime did he commit?
10. Why is Agent Ray's case used in lectures for future FBI agents?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Analyze the cartoon of the fire-breathing dragon. Who is the artist? What is the purpose of this cartoon? What and whom does it represent? Make sure to include examples from the text. In addition, discuss whether you believe this cartoon to be a positive or negative influence on Douglas.
Essay Topic 2
How did Douglas' breakdown and time in the hospital affect his life? Did it cause him to change his priorities? Did the breakdown make him more dedicated to his job? Describe the events that led Douglas to the hospital and how you think the events changed him.
Essay Topic 3
Analyze the analogy "everybody has a rock." What is its origin? What does this saying mean? How does Douglas use this in the text? Do you believe this statement to be true? Why or why not?
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