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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 does Lily learn about herself in regard to the Winthrops as she leaves their house after meeting the strange man with Howell?
2. How did Del fare at the competition the year before?
3. What does Bobo do to Lily when he sees her again at karate class?
4. Where was Beanie Winthrop most likely to be found during the day?
5. Who gave Del the key to get into the gym after hours?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Del say about Lily Bard and the competition?
2. What has Howell and company brought home that Lily sees him bring into the house? What does he leave behind that annoys Lily? What might these two things mean?
3. Why are the three murders that have taken place recently in Shakespeare suspicious to Lily?
4. What questions does Howell ask Lily before he leaves his house, and how do the questions make Lily feel?
5. What is the spotter's thought process before leaving the gym after killing Del?
6. Who is Darcy Orchard and how does he treat Lily?
7. Where do Claude and Lily go after her karate class, and what does Claude tell Lily?
8. Who is Lily's new client? What is her occupation? What does Lily think of her on their first meeting?
9. Describe The Fight in detail.
10. What is the relationship between Marshall and Lily?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
How are the characteristics of Claude and Carrie contradictory to the effect that they have on the incidents that occur in Shakespeare?
Essay Topic 2
In a persuasive piece, argue how the police force let down the town of Shakespeare. What could and should they have done to make Shakespeare a safer place for everyone?
Essay Topic 3
How does Jack's character affect the town of Shakespeare's residents? Does the town benefit from his being there, or does he make matters worse?
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