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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. Who goes with Leaphorn to Union Station?
(a) Jim Chee.
(b) Janet Pete.
(c) Henry Highhawk.
(d) Roland Dockery.
2. What is different between the list and the notebook in the luggage Leaphorn inspects?
(a) The owner address tags.
(b) Nothing.
(c) The initials.
(d) The handwriting.
3. How is Highhawk killed?
(a) Knife wound through the heart.
(b) His head is bashed in with a heavy object.
(c) Gunshot to the head.
(d) His throat is slit.
4. Who is coming to visit the Smithsonian?
(a) General Jose Juarez.
(b) The President of Ecuador.
(c) The President of Mexico.
(d) General Ramon Huerta Cardona.
5. How long did Elogio Santillanes y Jimenez have to remained a "John Doe" for Fleck to be paid by The Client?
(a) 14 days.
(b) 3 days.
(c) 30 days.
(d) 45 days.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Fleck kill three inmates?
2. Why is Highhawk unwilling to accept what Janet tells him?
3. What is the name of the exhibit Highhawk is setting up?
4. Who is Alice Yoakum?
5. What interests Captain Parker about the incident at the museum when Highhawk disappears?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does the recording found with Highhawk reveal?
2. With whom do Chee and Leaphorn meet and what does Chee tell the person?
3. Describe the conversation between Fleck and the Client and Fleck's reaction afterward.
4. What does Jim Chee find in Highhawk's office and what does he think of it?
5. What has Fleck done to the nursing home director and why?
6. Describe Fleck's conversation with "The Client" after reading the newspaper articles.
7. What does Leaphorn observe about the handwriting on papers in the victim's luggage and what does he realize about one of the papers?
8. Who does Fleck follow to the Smithsonian?
9. How does Fleck's childhood lesson serve him while he is in prison and as a hired killer?
10. Describe the conversation between Leroy and Delmar Fleck.
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