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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 does the narrator see everywhere in forensic investigations?
(a) Patterns.
(b) Eyes.
(c) Bones.
(d) Pens.
2. What does the narrator want Frank to change in the second reenactment?
(a) The type of car.
(b) The lighting.
(c) The way the blue liquid gushes out of the car.
(d) The hairstyles of the reenactors.
3. What happens to the narrator when he begins pouring over diagrams of the killing on Coldharbour Lane?
(a) He rips up the diagrams.
(b) He faints.
(c) He gets bored very easily.
(d) He goes into a trance.
4. Why is the young boy in the building in Chapter 8?
(a) For a painting lesson.
(b) For a piano lesson.
(c) To see a friend.
(d) To see his father.
5. What does the man who is killed in Coldharbour Lane symbolize to the narrator?
(a) Gratitude.
(b) Pity.
(c) Fate.
(d) Perfection.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does the narrator move during his time in the Coldharbour Lane reenactment?
2. What composer does the narrator choose for the piano player to play a piece of music from?
3. What food does the narrator ask Naz to order for both of them one night soon before the apartment project is finished?
4. Who makes models of buildings for the narrator?
5. Who seems to understand the narrator's intentions better than most others in Chapter 13?
Short Essay Questions
1. What sensation does the narrator experience when he is very happy with the reenactments?
2. In Part III, who does the narrator begin to value more on his team and why?
3. In Part III, what particular aspect of his own new apartment do the workers have trouble getting right?
4. What does the doctor who examines the narrator conclude about the narrator in Part IV?
5. Who prompts the narrator to take stock of his reenactments and actions up to that point in the end of Part IV, and what idea does the narrator come up with for his next plan?
6. What does the narrator do with Roger's models of the various scenes that interest him?
7. What does the narrator ask the pianist to do in Part IV?
8. In Part IV, what event does the narrator become obsessed with reenacting?
9. How does the narrator go about getting details about the event he wants to reenact in Part IV?
10. What happens to the cats on the roof of the building routinely, and how does the narrator handle this problem?
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