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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. How long does it take Dr. Galasso to remove the oilcloth from the travel bag?

2. Who does Shaw pretend to be when Sandecker calls the Gramercy Park Hotel?

3. What does Gly go back for after killing Guerrier?

4. Where does Danielle stay when she travels to buy clothes?

5. To whom does the author compare Premier Jules Guerrier's appearance?

Short Essay Questions

1. What four things does Dirk tell Moon he has to have if he is going to look for the North American Treaty?

2. How was the research boat, the De Soto, damaged?

3. What Sarveux comes home from the hospital, what does he tell Villon?

4. Who does the President send to help Dirk and his crew?

5. What are the conditions that Sarveux sets for an independent Quebec?

6. Who was Clement Massey?

7. Why does the President's Chief of Staff meet Dirk at a car auction?

8. What proof does Shaw have that indicates the Americans are looking for the North American Treaty?

9. What was Massey's plan to get the gold shipment, and what was the outcome?

10. What does Dirk find at Coles Point?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss how the letter that Heidi found was the inciting force in the novel. Show how it affected other events in the book and how it created some events that happened in the book.

Essay Topic 2

When Villon asks Gly not to kill Danielle, Gly states that "She's part of the bargain." Argue whether the author provides enough clues for the reader to determine what bargain Gly made and with whom he made the bargain. Use examples from the novel to support your position.

Essay Topic 3

There are several different types of genre that might describe Night Probe! Select a genre that you feel fits the novel, and use examples from the book to show how the book fits into the genre that you chose.

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