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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 does Bremmer suggest about the results of the day in court, which took place during Chapter 9?
(a) Chandler is lying.
(b) Bosch is guilty.
(c) Bosch is innocent but will lose.
(d) Bosch is being set up.
2. Based on the evidence Dr. Locke examines during Chapter 14, what conclusion does he begin to draw?
(a) The victims were shot.
(b) These were domestic killings.
(c) There may be two killers.
(d) The killer was insane.
3. One caller provides a name for the victim, what is the name given?
(a) Rachel.
(b) Molly.
(c) Tasha.
(d) Maggie.
4. In Chapter 15, what does Bosch accuse Bremmer of?
(a) Being the killer.
(b) Misquoting him.
(c) Giving Chandler information.
(d) Lying in court.
5. What does Bosch think is the lifeblood of the heart?
(a) Love.
(b) Hate.
(c) Pease.
(d) Hope.
Short Answer Questions
1. What topic does Chandler bring up that begins to crack Bosch's claim on the stand?
2. What is Sylvia's job?
3. What tattoo does Rebecca Kaminski have on her left buttocks?
4. Why does Church's wife call the police?
5. How much is Tom receiving for renting out his apartment?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Harry Bosch being sued in the beginning of Chapter 1?
2. Why is Dr. Locke's testimony damaging to Bosch's case?
3. What is the topic of discussion in the Judge's chambers at the beginning of Chapter 17?
4. Why is Sylvia bothered by finding out about Bosch's mother's death?
5. How does Dr. Locke rationalize the notion of a second killer?
6. Why is Sylvia upset when Bosch gets off the phone with Locke?
7. Why is Bosch upset to learn that Rebecca was alive two years ago?
8. In Chapter 4, why does Harry Bosch tell Sylvia he won't be over?
9. Why does Bosch feel the pieces fit for Mora being the second killer?
10. Why is it decided that the copycat killer must be someone close to the case?
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