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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 has Elizabeth been in the eight years since her supposed death?
2. Where is a strand of Rebecca Schayes's hair found, implicating David in her murder?
3. Who is Lance Fein?
4. Why is David's father murdered?
5. In Chapter Forty-Four, who does Hoyt say killed Brandon Scope?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter Thirty-Four, why does Elizabeth decide she can't leave New York?
2. Why does Carlson start to doubt David's guilt in Rebecca murder?
3. Whose body was identified as Elizabeth's and what discrepancies does Shauna note in the autopsy report to convince her that the body was not Elizabeth's?
4. In Chapter Twenty-Two, what evidence do the police find at David's home incriminating him in the murder of Rebecca Schayes?
5. In Chapter Forty-Five, what happens to Hoyt once he arrives at Griffin Scope's house?
6. What incriminating actions does David take in Chapter Twenty-Four to evade arrest?
7. What secret does David reveal to Elizabeth in the last chapter of the novel and how surprised is Elizabeth by his revelation?
8. What discrepancies does Carlson find in Elizabeth's autopsy file?
9. When Hester calls David to alert him of his impending arrest, why doesn't David want to surrender?
10. What plans does Elizabeth have for herself and David in Chapter Twenty-Nine?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Compare and contrast the following secondary characters in the novel: Tyrese, Linda, Shauna, and Hester Crimstein. Cite examples from the text to support your arguments.
Essay Topic 2
Discuss the use of the elements of suspense in the novel and how effectively or ineffectively you think Harlan Coben uses these elements. Cite examples from the text to support your arguments.
Essay Topic 3
Harlan Coben uses foreshadowing throughout the novel. Give at least three examples of foreshadowing from Tell No One and discuss how foreshadowing is used in each example to indicate events to come later in the story.
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