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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. What is the bride's maiden name?
(a) Rosetti.
(b) Weld.
(c) Bachetti.
(d) Bianchi.
2. Cary points out which famous New York landmark shortly before sitting down to dinner?
(a) Times Square.
(b) Ground Zero.
(c) Wall Street.
(d) United Nations.
3. Van Fleet has an aversion to working with which of the following?
(a) Actors.
(b) Raw food.
(c) Criminals.
(d) Patients.
4. The wife will get the house in which prestigious location?
(a) Hamptons.
(b) Upper East Side.
(c) Upper West Side.
(d) Chelsea.
5. What type of apartment is supposed to be staked out?
(a) Executive.
(b) Fifth floor walk up.
(c) Co-op.
(d) Multi-unit.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Martin Van Fleet's nickname?
2. Bonner warns Stone about being in _____.
3. What is the number of the apartment?
4. Stone's police pension is ____% of his full pay.
5. Stone wonders if Van Fleet is worried people will find out he is:
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens on the night Stone takes a cab from Elaine's? What major incident occurs on the street?
2. Who is responsible for the accident? What confession is made to Stone?
3. What do you think Eggers and Woodman want with Stone?
4. Discuss the scene between Stone and Leary. What decision has Leary made regarding Stone's status as a detective?
5. When is the planned rendezvous? What is Stone's reaction?
6. Discuss the conversation between Stone and Dr. Garfield. What does Garfield say about Herbert Van Fleet?
7. What is Stone's next job at Woodman and Weld? Who will help to carry out the orders?
8. What are the conditions on the night of the job? Why does Stone worry about Teddy?
9. Explain the scene in which Stone checks out the executive apartments.
10. Discuss the results of Teddy's covert operation. What is Eggers' reaction? What is Stone's reaction?
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