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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 does Haig tell Elvis to visit as their conversation ends?

2. What Mexican destination did Elvis and Lucy visit?

3. What did Rossi fail to do when she made an arrest at the Burrito King?

4. What is the name of Mrs. Earle's male friend?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Jonathan Green do when he arrives at Richards' apartment?

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

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

4. What does Angela Rossi do when she first meets Elvis? Why does she react that way?

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

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

7. What is Elvis Cole hired to do in the Teddy Martin case?

8. What does James Lester reveal to Elvis about the kidnapping of Susan Martin?

9. What happens when Elvis meets with Mary Mason?

10. Who is Jodi Taylor and what is her connection to Elvis and Lucy?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Write an essay about LeCederick Earle and his relationship to the Susan Martin investigation. Include information about his previous connection to Officer Rossi. How does LeCederick Earle come to be involved in the Susan Martin case? In what ways is he another pawn in Green's game? Answer these questions and provide evidence from the beginning, middle, and end of he book that illustrates his connection to this investigation.

Essay Topic 2

What role does the media play in this story? Write an essay that explains who manipulates the media and how. Additionally, use text evidence from the beginning, middle, and end of the book to demonstrate how the media affected the outcome of the Susan Martin case.

Essay Topic 3

Describe the relationship that Mrs. Earle has with following people: LeCederick, Green, and Cole. Explain how these relationships are similar and different to each other. Also, provide text evidence that explains how these relationships impacted the Teddy Martin case.

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