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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. What doesn't Bosch mention in his explanation about a second killer?

2. At what time was Bosch in the parking lot of St. Vibiana's?

3. Where does Bosch go after visiting with Dr. Locke, in Chapter 24?

4. Why excuse does Edgar give Bosch for being the leak?

5. Who does Irving think may be the leak?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Bosch open up to Sylvia in Chapter 21?

2. How does the surveillance team learn that Mora is in the house with Bosch?

3. What does Chandler suggest about Bosch's character by mentioning his lack of character witnesses?

4. At what point does Bosch realize that Bremmer knows he is caught?

5. Why does Irving keep Bosch back after the meeting?

6. What does Bosch do since he can not be with Sylvia?

7. What does the surveillance team do while Bosch is picking the lock to Mora's house?

8. What is the scam that Bremmer accuses Chandler of running?

9. What initial evidence is gathered from Bremmer to file for warrants?

10. At the beginning of Chapter 21, what is going through Bosch's head as he gets in his car?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Some of Bosch's coworkers are put in a bad position because they have to testify in Bosch's case. Does this affect of Bosch's relationship with any of these coworkers? If so how? Does any good come from coworkers testifying in this case? If so, discuss the dynamics of these relationships.

Essay Topic 2

Character development is an important aspect in a novel. This can be accomplished through direct information or through the character's dialogue. Connelly begins developing the character of Harry Bosch from Page 1. What type of character is Bosch? How does the author develop this character so quickly? Include in your analysis specific examples of this character development to include both direct and indirect development.

Essay Topic 3

The pain and disgust that Bosch deals with at work is brought to light when Sylvia sees the pictures of the murder victims. How does this portrayal make Sylvia feel? Does Bosch continue to feel pain for these victims after working in the field for so long? If so, provide examples of these feelings.

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