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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. Henry's wife's name is what?
2. The person who gained access to the cell line used whose access codes?
3. Billy jumps Jamie in a what?
4. Brad Gordon is at an amusement park admiring some young teenagers when a man asks him to step out of line for the ________________.
5. Brad Gordon is advised by his new lawyer to leave town and participate in what sort of behaviors?
Short Essay Questions
1. Explain the case of mistaken identity in this section and how everyone is able to track the kidnappers.
2. How and why do Henry and Lynn's attitudes about having Dave in their home seem to reverse in this section?
3. Explain Dr. Bennett's predicament in this section and how you feel about it.
4. If you were Lynn Kendall, Henry's wife, would you put up with Henry's bringing the chimpanzee hybrid home?
5. Dave fits in well with the Kendall family, but it does not take long before he realizes that he is different from everyone else. Lynn tries to make him feel better, but has difficulty knowing how to treat him. How might you deal with the situation in Lynn's place?
6. Explain how Bob Koch gets Alex's case straightened out.
7. Do you agree or disagree with Ellis Levine wanting to sue Josh for his mother's Alzheimer's symptoms?
8. Describe how Vasco Borden, the bounty hunter mentioned at the beginning of the book, is brought back in this section of the book.
9. How is Brad Gordon's situation worsened, yet again, in this section of the book?
10. Describe the incident between BIlly, Jamie and Dave in the section.
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Many of the characters in the book are intertwined. Explain how those characters are connected, with special emphasis on how Alex and her son are connected to the Kendalls. What significance does that have, particularly towards the end of the story. Also, how does Gerard tie into those events?
Essay Topic 2
Choose three important lessons that you learned from the book as a whole. Describe what those lessons are, when you learned them and why you feel that they are important. Some examples of topics include:
Animal testing
Human DNA experimentation
Bounty hunting
Legal rights
Stealing
Lying
Essay Topic 3
The topic of animal testing is a sensitive one.
Part 1: Do you condone animal testing? Why or why not?
Part 2: Does your opinion of animal testing depend on which animals are being tested? For example, do you consider testing on mice acceptible, but testing on dogs or cats deplorable? What are your reasons for those opinions?
Part 3: Over all, do you think animal testing is helpful or harmful, both in the book and in real life? Use examples from the book and from real life to back up your responses.
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