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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. Why does Jesse go after Lily?
(a) She is alone and vulnerable.
(b) She sees him and identifies him to the police.
(c) He wants to get out of Montana.
(d) He is tired of waiting for a chance at Adam.
2. Why does the stranger build a fire?
(a) To keep Lily warm.
(b) To make some breakfast.
(c) To create smoke so the searchers will find Lily.
(d) To make some coffee.
3. Who spies the fire's smoke?
(a) Willa.
(b) Tess.
(c) Ben.
(d) Adam.
4. Who hosts a dinner party?
(a) Lily.
(b) Tess.
(c) Sarah.
(d) Willa.
5. Where did the killer get the knife he uses to kill the redhead?
(a) At the sporting goods store.
(b) He stole it from his grandfather.
(c) From his father.
(d) He stole it from his best friend.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Jesse take Lily?
2. After the sisters return to the ranch, where are Adam and Ben going?
3. Who wins the fight?
4. Why will Willa have a perfect night to seduce Ben?
5. How does Nate anger Tess?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Lily confess to her sisters at the spa and what did Tess do for Willa?
2. What does Jim Brewster tell Willa about his mother and her life?
3. How do Ham and Willa reconcile after their fight and what does Ham do afterward?
4. What does Willa tell the others about Lily during a dinner party Lily hosts?
5. What does the killer do to Ham and what does he tell Willa?
6. What does Willa tell Jim after he tells her his story?
7. What does Nate tell Ben the morning after the dinner party and how does Ben respond?
8. Who does Willa see after coming back to the ranch from the spa, what does she do and what does he tell her?
9. What two women arrive at the ranch for Lily's bridal shower and what does Nate tell Tess when they arrive?
10. What does Willa tease Ben about on the ride after she returns from the spa?
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