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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 do Sara and Evan do that upsets Koop so much?
2. What kinds of possibilities do Davenport, Connell, and Sara discuss when they first start talking about the crimes?
3. Which former employer of Koop's does Davenport speak with?
4. What kind of equipment does Koop buy as he's trying to build an alibi after attacking Evan?
5. Who chase Koop away from his attack on Evan?
Short Essay Questions
1. What comment about deaf people does Weather make that triggers an epiphany for Davenport about his case?
2. What do Connell and Davenport both feel is likely to happen after the attack on Evan?
3. Who is present during Joe Hillerod's questioning at the police station?
4. What stops Koop from attacking Evan the first time he sees him being intimate with Sara?
5. What do Davenport and Just Plain Schultz talk about when the police pull him over?
6. What does Koop learn about the search for him as he flees town after attacking Evan?
7. How does Evan respond to Sara's concern about her apartment being burglarized?
8. Why is Jan Reed at the scene where Evan is attacked?
9. Why are Davenport and Connell so concerned about arresting Koop early?
10. What does Koop recover on his way back to town to see Sara?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Describe at least three things that Sandford is able to do with the character of Davenport because he is a man AND at least three things Davenport is *not* able to do with him because he is a man.
Essay Topic 2
Analyze at least four different ways the story of "Night Prey" would change if the setting were in a very large, urban area, like New York City, instead of Minneapolis/St. Paul.
Essay Topic 3
Analyze at least three literary techniques Sandford uses to make one character of your choosing from "Night Prey" very likable OR very unlikable to the reader.
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