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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. How do Dominique and Sarah feel about SingleEarth?
(a) They dislike the organization.
(b) They think it is a front for vampires to commit atrocities.
(c) They think it is a good idea.
(d) They think it needs to have more strigent rules of conduct.

2. Whom does Christopher bring to SingleEarth?
(a) Kaleo.
(b) His other sibling.
(c) Nikolas.
(d) An injured human.

3. When is the Devil's hour?
(a) It's actually the hours of dark.
(b) Midnight.
(c) The hour just after sunset.
(d) The hour just before sunrise.

4. For how long has Nikolas been a thorn to the world?
(a) Since WWI.
(b) In the last three decades.
(c) Since the mid-20th century.
(d) Since the 1800s.

5. What does Sarah ask Robert?
(a) Why he is following vampires.
(b) If he is a bonded human.
(c) Why he is asking questions about her.
(d) If he intends to harm Nissa.

Short Answer Questions

1. What address does Robert give Sarah?

2. What does Sarah ask of Adianna?

3. What excuse does Sarah give for not going to the upcoming dance?

4. How is Sarah's mother described?

5. What makes Sarah uneasy when Christopher asks her to dance?

Short Essay Questions

1. What had happened to Christine?

2. Describe Sarah's encounter with Nikolas.

3. What does Robert want when he comes up to the table where Nissa, Christopher, and Sarah are sitting? What does Christopher say is odd about Robert's behavior lately?

4. Nissa warns Sarah about whom? Why does Sarah ask Nissa about Kaleo?

5. What does Nissa ask Sarah at school on Monday? What does Nissa say about Christopher?

6. What happened to Sarah's father? How does Sarah respond to his death?

7. What does Sarah realize about Robert and what does she ask him?

8. What happens when Adianna confronts Sarah?

9. According to Nissa, where is Christopher?

10. How is Nissa turned into a vampire?

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