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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. Where did Joe used to live?

2. When he calls the number Rose left in the note, what kind of meeting is set up and with whom?

3. Who does Joe decide to contact?

4. What is Joe's thought as he drives away?

5. What surprises him when he gets there?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens to Bob's mother after she meets with Rose?

2. What do Joe and Beth talk about when he calls her in the early morning hours?

3. What has happened in Joe's life since the plane crash?

4. What does Joe learn about Teknologik?

5. What does Joe find when he arrives at the Delmann house on the anniversary of the crash of Flight 353?

6. How has Joe attempted to deal with these attacks?

7. Why does Joe experience these things despite not having been on the flight itself?

8. What unusual event occurs at the cemetery when Joe finally musters the strength to face his family's resting place?

9. What does Joe uncover about the white Ford van that was at the cemetery?

10. What does Joe learn when he goes to the Vadence house?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

What is Project 99? Why is it so carefully kept secret? What are the moral and ethical lines that are crossed by those who are working with Project 99? How does Rose become involved to the extent that she does, and what makes her want to expose the type of work being done? Why is she unsuccessful in her attempts to do so? What makes her stop trying?

Essay Topic 2

What is Barbara's position with the NTSB? What does she learn that places her life and the lives her extended family in jeopardy? What finally causes her to leave her job behind? What event assures her that she is powerless against those who want to affect the outcome of the investigation into Flight 353? What does she do to convince them that they have won?

Essay Topic 3

What is searching behavior? How does it manifest itself in people? How much control do those affected by searching behavior have when they are in an episode or attack state? Can searching behavior be harmful? How long does searching behavior typically last? Will it disappear over time, or is this something that will continue until it is dealt with? How can searching behavior be treated and/or modified? What can be done to reduce the symptoms and effects of searching behavior? Is this behavior limited to those who have lost a loved one to death?

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