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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 chapter 40, where does Julia find Etta Mae hiding?

2. Where does Frank Tuttle park Julia's car?

3. Why does Tuttle stop the car in chapter 38?

4. When the group loses the SUV, which direction do they choose?

5. After finding the investigator's office deserted, where does Julia eventually find Lloyd?

Short Essay Questions

1. In chapter 25, why does Julia ask Etta Mae to change clothes?

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

3. Why do Julia and Lloyd go to Target?

4. What do Etta Mae and Julia see inside the West Palm Beach house?

5. Describe Julia's escape from the SUV.

6. Describe Lillian's conversation with Julia in chapter 29.

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

8. What does Frank Tuttle do the Sunday after Julia returns home with her jewelry?

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

10. At the end of chapter 42, what lesson does Julia claim she has learned?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Julia encounters more than a few difficulties on her trip: traffic, Frank Tuttle, the Florida weather and her hotels. Which difficulties are legitimate concerns and which are minor inconveniences? Does Julia see the difference between the two? How does Julia's upbringing affect her attitude? How does her attitude towards her experiences affect her character and the others who travel with her?

Essay Topic 2

Julia has extreme difficulty trusting others with her perceived responsibilities and goals. How does her mistrust affect the investigation? How does her mistrust affect her relationship with the other characters? Does her mistrust place others in danger? Had Julia been able to trust other characters, how might the search for the jewelry been affected?

Essay Topic 3

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?

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