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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 is the name of the man who killed his neighbor's daughter for no apparent reason?
(a) Bloodsworth.
(b) Kidd.
(c) Wolff.
(d) Hobbes.
2. What is the last name of the brother and sister who were murdered and mutilated?
(a) Berman.
(b) Martinez.
(c) Nguyen.
(d) Zweig.
3. Who says, "A little hard on the girl, weren't you Kreizler?"
(a) Marcus.
(b) Moore.
(c) Sara.
(d) Cyrus.
4. What is Biff's real first name?
(a) Paul.
(b) James.
(c) Alan.
(d) Matthew.
5. Who says, "By all rights you should be dead."?
(a) Kreizler.
(b) Lucius.
(c) Cyrus.
(d) Sara.
Short Answer Questions
1. What nationality are the Delmonicos?
2. Who tells the rest of the team that fingerprinting has been rejected by every police department in the world?
3. Who does Joseph say called his murdered friend "uppity"?
4. What is the name of Kreizler's friend who helped inspire his theory?
5. In what year does the novel open?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do Sara and Moore learn when they arrive at the home of the Santorellis?
2. How does Moore meet Joseph?
3. Why does Kreizler want Moore to meet him at Bellevue the day after they find the first body?
4. What do the Isaacsons tell Moore and Kreizler about the murders of a brother and sister after examining their bodies?
5. What does Joseph tell Moore and Marcus about the second murdered boy prostitute?
6. How does Kreizler react when Sara announces that she believes the killer had a woman in his life who has lead to his suffering?
7. How does Kreizler treat Mary when the team arrives back at their headquarters after visiting the scene of the second boy prostitute murder?
8. Why does Kreizler withhold his goal from the Isaacsons when he asks them to examine the bodies of a brother and sister?
9. What does Moore learn from one of Giorgio's friends about his murder?
10. Why does Roosevelt want Moore's investigation into the boy prostitute's murder to be a secret.
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