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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. What do Julia and Lloyd see the thieves carrying in the parking lot?

2. Whom does Julia choose clothing for?

3. What does Etta Mae do to gain entrance to a suspicious house?

4. What tip does Frank Tuttle eventually learn?

5. What does Julia watch thieves do in the SUVs?

Short Essay Questions

1. In chapter 28, how does Etta Mae sober up Frank Tuttle?

2. Describe Julia's reaction to the bags of cash in the SUV.

3. What plans are made for the second stakeout?

4. What tip does Frank Tuttle gain while in the cop bar?

5. How do Etta Mae and Julia convince the man in the West Palm Beach house to let them inside?

6. How does Etta Mae get the lavaliere out of the West Palm Beach house?

7. Why does Frank stop at a service station while in pursuit of the second SUV?

8. Why do Julia and Frank argue about the first stakeout?

9. At the end of chapter 36, what reflection does Julia make about Sam?

10. How does Julia eventually recover her beloved rings?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

What risks does Julia face as a direct result of her wealth? Are there emotional risks as well as physical risks? How does the realization that thieves have invaded her bedroom affect Julia's emotional state and behavior?

Essay Topic 2

Julia calls Etta Mae to join her on her quest to find the missing jewelry. How does Etta Mae assist Julia? How does her adventure with Julia affect Etta Mae's character? How does the trip affect the other characters' perception of and attitude towards Etta Mae? How does the trip benefit Etta Mae?

Essay Topic 3

What does Julia's constant mention of money to motivate or manipulate Frank Tuttle say about her character? How does Frank react to such comments? How do Julia's comments about Frank's paycheck affect the investigation?

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