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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. In chapter 1, what goes missing from Julia's room?
(a) Her husband.
(b) Her fur coat.
(c) Her rings.
(d) Her pet dog.

2. When Julia, Etta Mae, and Lloyd return from the fast food restaurant with lunch, what do they discover that Frank Tuttle has procured?
(a) A piece of Julia's jewelry.
(b) A new car.
(c) A new clue.
(d) A drink.

3. How does the smell of food affect Frank Tuttle?
(a) He awakens quickly, eats, and feels better.
(b) He reaches for the pizza, then decides to wait until he feels better.
(c) He moans in his sleep, but does not awaken.
(d) He awakens briefly, becomes sick, then passes out again.

4. Who drives Etta Mae's car to the bar?
(a) Lloyd..
(b) Frank Tuttle.
(c) Etta Mae.
(d) Julia.

5. How does the answering service at the private investigator's office treat Julia?
(a) Patiently.
(b) Respectfully.
(c) Cheerfully.
(d) Rudely.

Short Answer Questions

1. Whom does Julia see upon arriving at Tuttle Investigations?

2. In chapter 3, what advice does Lillian give Julia?

3. What country does Sam travel to?

4. Whom did Julia and Hazel Marie both have a relationship with?

5. What type of movie do Julia and Lloyd see?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why might Miss Julia seek out her maid, Lillian, for comfort and advice?

2. What information does Detective Bates reveal to Julia during his visit to her house?

3. How does Lloyd react to Julia's treatment of the theater employee?

4. Why does Julia begin to change her attitude towards Etta Mae?

5. Describe the preparations Julia makes for her trip.

6. Describe Frank Tuttle's appearance when Julia first meets him.

7. What do Julia and Lillian discover in Hazel Marie's room?

8. How does Julia perceive Etta Mae?

9. What does Julia suspect about Hazel Marie and Mr. Pickens?

10. What prompted Julia to remove her engagement and wedding rings?

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