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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. When does Damian Rose arrive at his meeting with Brooks Campbell?
(a) 10 minutes early
(b) on time
(c) never
(d) an hour late
2. Who does Meral think is responsible for the murders?
(a) the Cuban
(b) Carrie Rose
(c) Damian Rose
(d) Colonel Dred
3. What happens in the executive parking lot?
(a) Cars windows are smashed.
(b) Cars are dented with hammers.
(c) Cars are keyed.
(d) Cars are stolen.
4. Who does Tommie Hicks go to for the permission he seeks?
(a) Isadore Goldman
(b) the chief of police
(c) Harold Hill
(d) the President
5. Who does Damian plan to meet with in Paris?
(a) two drug smugglers
(b) two police officers
(c) two publishers
(d) two mercenaries
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is killed as he leaves the farmhouse?
2. How many people are prosecuted for Francis Cichoski's murder?
3. What does intelligence agent Tommie Hicks ask permission to do?
4. Why are Lieutenant Singer and his wife reluctant to go to the beach?
5. What is Harold Hill's plan for Damian after the murders are completed?
Short Essay Questions
1. How proficient is Peter with a gun?
2. How is the murder on the beach similar to the murder of Francis Cichoski, and what is the significance of the similarity?
3. How many murders was Campbell originally anticipating, and why does he think there will be more?
4. Describe the courtroom at the murder trial.
5. Why does Peter think the chances of anyone listening to his story are reduced?
6. What is Carrie Rose's response to Dred bringing an extra car to the deal?
7. What is Meral's initial conclusion about the murders at Turtle Bay?
8. Why does Damian leave Carrie in the water with the guns while he makes the deal with Dred?
9. What are Monkey Dred's demands in the letter delivered to the Evening Star?
10. What upsets Brooks Campbell about Peter's story?
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