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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 Cole discover about Mimi's relationship with her father?
2. What happens to Kira Asano when Cole says he bets Asano has the Hagakure?
3. What does Cole tell Jillian Becker they are searching for in Mimi's bedroom?
4. What lights up Mulholland Drive as Cole tails Eddie Tang in Chapter Twenty-Three?
5. What does Mimi do to herself as she talks to Cole at Kira Asano's estate?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Eddie Tang do to make it obvious that he will do anything to protect Mimi?
2. What does Bradley Warren think Cole wants when they agree to meet at the Warren home in Chapter Twenty-Eight?
3. What are the clear indications that Mimi Warren is confused and living on the false hope that her life will improve by being with Eddie Tang?
4. When Cole insists to Asano and Frank that the Hagakure must be returned to its owners, what is inferred as to Asano's thoughts of his life?
5. Why does Cole begin to wonder who is really running the Asano organization?
6. How does Cole come to the realization that Mimi Warren has not been kidnapped?
7. After Ito tells Cole his take on why Eddie Tang killed Ishida and then Asano, why does Cole tell him his story has some holes in it?
8. In what ways is Kira Asano's residence depicted as being a home that is no longer grand?
9. How is Eddie Tang's apartment decorated?
10. What does Cole deduce about Eddie Tang's reasons for killing Ishida?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Explore the advantages and disadvantages of Elvis Cole's use of humor in his line of work. Describe instances when it works in his favor and instances when it does not. Explain why it does or does not work for Cole.
Essay Topic 2
Give a description of the Warrens' marriage as seen through the eyes of Carol Hillegas. Include Mimi's relationship with her parents.
Essay Topic 3
Write a character description of Sheila Warren. Describe her physical traits, her character traits, and her everyday habits. Explore her psyche as it is presented to the reader.
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