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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. What does Gail Porter ask Keith Landry for?
(a) Money.
(b) His car.
(c) A promise to be restrained.
(d) His rifle.

2. What does Keith Landry convince Annie to do?
(a) Take all her savings and invest it.
(b) Convict Cliff Baxter of corruption.
(c) Run away with him.
(d) Kill Cliff Baxter.

3. Where does Keith Landry go after he leaves the place he went after the night Cliff Baxter found him and Annie?
(a) New York.
(b) Cliff Baxter's family retreat.
(c) Spencerville.
(d) Chicago.

4. How does Keith Landry answer questions during his meeting with Charlie Adair and others?
(a) Enthusiastically.
(b) Sarcastically.
(c) Passionately.
(d) Thoughtfully.

5. Where do Keith and Annie agree to meet?
(a) At his house.
(b) At her house.
(c) At the pond.
(d) At Annie's sister's house.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do Keith Landry and Annie do when they see each other?

2. Who does Cliff Baxter look for at the diner?

3. What prevents Cliff Baxter from following through on his threat?

4. Where does Cliff Baxter learn Keith and Annie have been seen together?

5. What does Keith Landry tell Annie when he sees her?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Cliff Baxter come to find Keith and Annie in Toledo?

2. What does Gail Porter tell Keith has happened since the meeting she organized?

3. What happens after the scene in the motel?

4. What is Keith Landry's response to Charlie Adair's and the President's offer?

5. What does Keith Landry do while he is waiting for the time of his rendezvous with Annie?

6. Describe Annie's visit to Keith Landry's house.

7. Describe the fight between Annie and Cliff Baxter in Chapter 19.

8. What does Charlie Adair want Keith Landry to do?

9. What happens when Cliff Baxter finds Keith and Annie?

10. What information does Keith Landry get about Annie's whereabouts?

(see the answer keys)

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