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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 alias does Harper find the killer using, talking to a woman named Sarah?
2. Who does Harper try to warn on EROS about the killings?
3. What does the FBI have planned for when they arrive at David Strobekker's apartment?
4. What is Harper's daughter's name?
5. Who does Harper find parked in the road just past his driveway?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Harper ask Drewe about the pineal gland? What does she tell him?
2. Who are Kali, Panikkar, and Bhagat? What roles do they play in the story?
3. What do Harper and Miles agree to in Dr. Lenz's office? Why?
4. Why is the FBI going to the apartment of David Strobekker?
5. What makes Harper realize there is a connection between Karin Wheat's murder and other EROS members?
6. How does Harper react to Drewe telling him that Erin and Patrick are having marital problems? Why?
7. How does Harper feel about having a child with Drewe? What assumption does the author provide for his feelings?
8. What does Drewe insist Miles and Harper do, now that they know what the killer is doing? What will she do in return?
9. What does Harper call and tell Baxter about Rosalind May? Why?
10. What does the reader learn from the conversation between Harper and Miles about their online access?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What does Erin's death mean for Harper and Drewe's relationship? Harper's hunt for the killer? Use examples from the book to support your answer.
Essay Topic 2
What is the significance of the references to Indian culture, mythology, and oriental medicine important? How does the author use these references?
Essay Topic 3
Despite the continued harassment and questions by the authorities, and the fact that they are implicating themselves, Harper and Miles continue to try and catch the killer. Why? What reasons does the author give the reader for their insistence?
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