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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 one thing that Rasmussen is afraid of?
(a) Death.
(b) Deafness.
(c) Prison.
(d) Blindness.
2. Where is Frank Pollard when he wakes up?
(a) An apartment complex.
(b) His driveway.
(c) An alley.
(d) A diner.
3. How does Candy hope to find Frankie?
(a) By waiting for him to return.
(b) By following his footsteps.
(c) By using the cats to track his scent.
(d) By getting a sense of him from where he stood outside.
4. Why does Candy go out into the night?
(a) To hunt.
(b) To get food for the cats.
(c) To protect his sisters.
(d) To find his brother.
5. What are Bobby and Julie discussing as the walk on the beach?
(a) Thomas's warnings.
(b) The Dream.
(c) Their next case.
(d) The Company.
Short Answer Questions
1. What pets do Candy's sisters keep?
2. What do Julie and Bobby hope can happen some day in regards to Thomas?
3. What does Julie hope to learn from Rasmussen?
4. Where does Bobby's dream take place?
5. What does Candy consider a gift from his mother?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do Bobby and Julie find out that Rasmussen is up to in Decodyne?
2. What does Frank do after he jumps out of the window of the abandoned apartment complex and what does he hope to learn?
3. What does Frank do after he has been driving for awhile and why does he choose now to do it?
4. What do the police find while searching for Rasmussen?
5. What is Candy appalled to learn from Violet?
6. What does Julie say to Rasmussen when she gets the chance to interview him?
7. What does Frank see as he looks out the window of the abandoned apartment complex he has chosen as his hiding place?
8. What does Frank find as he searches his own pockets and unzips the bag?
9. How does Frank feel in Chapter eleven and what doe she do because of this feeling?
10. Describe both of Candy's sisters.
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