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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 marks were found in Wannemaker's body?
(a) Tattoos.
(b) Tire marks.
(c) None; this is a trick question.
(d) Ligature marks.

2. Who is Mercedes Bey?
(a) Davenport's dog.
(b) Davenport's little sister.
(c) Koop's first victim.
(d) Weather's cat -- which Davenport hates.

3. What is Weather doing when Davenport goes out to look for Junky Doog the first time?
(a) Traveling.
(b) Dancing.
(c) Working.
(d) Sleeping.

4. Of what was D. Wayne Price convicted?
(a) Robbery.
(b) Killing a woman.
(c) Attempted robbery.
(d) Hijacking a plane.

5. When does Sara lock her keys in her car?
(a) During a trip to the florist.
(b) During a trip to the dentist.
(c) During a trip to the pharmacy.
(d) During a trip to her gym.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Meagan Connell's official job?

2. How does Koop usually spend his days?

3. What initials are carved into Wannemaker's dead body?

4. Whom does Koop first attack in the apartment complex across the street from Sara's apartment?

5. Whom does the reader learn Koop has also killed in Chapter 5?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Weather wake Davenport up to watch the morning news in Chapter 6?

2. What comparison does Davenport note between murderers and Weather when he is watching Weather operate at the hospital?

3. What did Sara imagine was happening when Koop licked her forehead?

4. What kind of person is Meagan Connell?

5. What does Price insist happened the night he supposedly killed the woman he is in jail for killing?

6. How did Koop get the key to Sara's apartment?

7. Why does Ray Weston's daughter report him as a possible suspect to the police?

8. What kinds of aspirations does Roux have?

9. What kind of woman was Koop's mother?

10. What two reasons does Roux have for ordering Davenport to resume his investigation in Chapter 7?

(see the answer keys)

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