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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 Cole call himself when he calls his partner?
(a) Batman.
(b) Lone Ranger.
(c) Superman.
(d) Iron Man.

2. How does Mr. Pavlavi physically describe the accused kidnapper Elvis is looking for?
(a) Fat and brunette.
(b) Short and fat.
(c) Tall with dark hair.
(d) Tall and blond.

3. What famous person do Lucy and Elvis see at dinner?
(a) Jennifer Aniston.
(b) Johnny Depp.
(c) Brad Pitt.
(d) Angelina Jolie.

4. How does Elton Richards' neighbor describe him?
(a) Short and blond.
(b) Tall and blond.
(c) Short and dark.
(d) Short and dark.

5. What does Green tell Cole after their meeting about Rossi concludes?
(a) "See you later."
(b) "Goodbye."
(c) "The check is in the mail."
(d) "Good hunting."

Short Answer Questions

1. Who comforts Mrs. Earle when she is revealing damaging information about Angela Rossi?

2. What does Lester demand his wife get for him when Elvis is conducting his interview?

3. What division did Rossi and Pike work together?

4. What is Eddie Ditko's occupation?

5. What does Rossi discover in the ivy outside Teddy Martin's house?

Short Essay Questions

1. What evidence does Jonathan Green provide Elvis to show that Teddy Martin is innocent?

2. Why does Green want Elvis to appear on the Channel Eight news and how does Cole feel about it?

3. What does Toni Abatemao tell Cole about Stuart Langolier?

4. What happens when Elvis meets with Mary Mason?

5. What happens when Elvis and Lucy go to dinner at Wolfgang Puck's?

6. How does Rossi's former partner, Raymond Haig, feel about her?

7. What does Elvis find when he goes to Pritzk's apartment?

8. Describe the meeting between Cole and Jonathan Green when they met to discuss Angela Rossi.

9. How does Officer Samura vouch for Elvis Cole' reputation?

10. What does Mr. Pavlavi tell Elvis about "Steve"?

(see the answer keys)

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