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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. Who speculates about John Liss' silence?

2. What piece of evidence is retrieved from the apartment?

3. How many people are at the Crows' apartment when the police arrive?

4. Who finds Hart's body?

5. Daniel believes that Hart's death is ____.

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the current plan in the plot to assassinate Clay?

2. How does Shadow escape from the hotel? What does he do next?

3. Why does Clay get into an argument with Dan, head of his security team?

4. How do Davenport and Del get information about the whereabouts of the Crows and the others?

5. What evidence has been gathered so far in Hart's murder investigation?

6. Who has the upper hand in the fight between Shadow and Davenport?

7. Shadow arrives at Lily's hotel. Describe the scene in Lily's hotel room.

8. Discuss the confrontation between the Crows, Clark, and Clay.

9. Why is Sam Crow so angry about Barbara's involvement in the Hart death? What is Barbara's response?

10. Discuss the scene in which the Crows discuss John Liss.

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Compare and contrast the characters, plots, settings, and outcomes of the stories woven into "Shadow Prey." Use the scenarios in another one of Sandford's series of books for comparison. How do the story lines differ? What is the conclusion of each story? Which lead character did you like better? Explain.

Essay Topic 2

Daniel and Davenport have an interesting professional relationship. The two veteran cops seem to respect one another. Discuss how the mutual admiration benefits their working relationship. Explore how Daniel's style of leadership has helped Davenport form his own style. What are the similarities? What is Daniel's background and how does it compare to Davenport's background?

Essay Topic 3

Discuss police involvement in the Shadow Love case. How do the police react to racial violence? Do the police true to the law or are their actions biased? If the actions are biased, in what way were they biased and by whom? How could the Sioux know if the police were on their side? What could be done to ensure that the police are on hand to protect and serve? Do the Sioux have any trust at all in the police? Explain.

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