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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. Why does Bosch want to examine the rape kits from victims seven and eleven?
(a) To compare bruises.
(b) To compare bite marks.
(c) To compare bodily fluids.
(d) To compare pubic hairs.

2. Where does Bosch go after leaving the adult video store?
(a) Home.
(b) The court house.
(c) Sylvia's house.
(d) The station.

3. The body the Bosch examines in Chapter 2 is found where?
(a) Under a construction site.
(b) At Church's home.
(c) In concrete.
(d) In an abandoned car.

4. Why does Sylvia want to stay with Bosch over the weekend?
(a) She is having an open house.
(b) She is scared because of the murders.
(c) Her house is being cleaned.
(d) She wants to spend more time with him.

5. How does Sylvia feel when Bosch calls after another day in court to tell her he may not be able to see her?
(a) Upset.
(b) Indifferent.
(c) Happy.
(d) Mad.

Short Answer Questions

1. How long has Gallery been missing?

2. In the beginning of Chapter 7, why does Bosch go back to the station?

3. Why does Bosch go into the house alone in Chapter 16?

4. Why does Gallery call in a report to the police?

5. When was Bosch's mother raped and murdered?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do Harry Bosch and Sylvia meet?

2. In Chapter 15, what is Judge Keys warning to Bosch?

3. In Chapter 6, why is Deborah Church's testimony suspicious?

4. Why doesn't Belk want to ask for a continuance?

5. How does Bosch follow the phone leads about the victim?

6. How does Bosch find Tom Cerrone?

7. When Bosch is talking about the case to Sylvia why doesn't she press for more information?

8. What is the first thing Bosch discusses when getting on the stand to testify?

9. What is the calling card of the Dollmaker killer?

10. What is the topic of discussion in the Judge's chambers at the beginning of Chapter 17?

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