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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 were the police hoping to use to identify the killer but proves to be a dead end?
2. What does Crawford's boss push Graham to create?
3. What does Dolarhyde think gave him away?
4. How does Dolarhyde keep Graham from seeing him?
5. What is suggested happened to cause the explosion after the house caught on fire?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Dolarhyde looking for and making note of when he goes to the Brooklyn Museum in Chapter 39?
2. Describe Reba's trip to see the Tiger and the reaction of the people involved.
3. Why are the police anxious to have a profile of the killer in Chapter 34?
4. Why does the fire inspector not expect to find remains of Dolarhyde?
5. What is the trouble with finding Dolarhyde's home?
6. What is Graham still looking for in Dolarhyde's desk when Crawford appears and tells him that the flight that Dolarhyde has written on the calender is to the Leeds' home town?
7. What does Molly tell Graham when they get home?
8. What strikes Graham as odd about the killer showing up at the Brooklyn Museum?
9. Why does Crawford worry about Graham and think about pulling him out of the empty court room in Chapter 32?
10. Who does the Dragon demand to have in Chapter 37?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
After Reba and Dolarhyde sleep together he puts her hand on his face. What does this symbolize for Dolarhyde? What does it show about the relationship between the two of them?
Essay Topic 2
Why is it that Dolarhyde uses his grandmother's teeth in the killings? When the Dragon has Dolarhyde maim his genitals with his grandmother's teeth the Dragon says that they are his teeth. What connection does the grandmother and the Dragon have?
Essay Topic 3
Dolarhyde watches Reba kiss Ralph Mandy and it hurts him. Why does Dolarhyde kill Ralph Mandy? Explain - 'Seeing Reba kiss Mandy had stabbed Dolarhyde deep. Then the pain left him for good.' What does it mean that it left him for good? Is this an omniscient view of Dolarhyde's feelings or does Dolarhyde feel that the pain has left him for good?
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