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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. When Bosch confronts Edgar, what does Bosch tell Edger he must do as soon as the investigation is over?
2. In the beginning of Chapter 19, Bosch attends a private meeting with Assistant Chief Irving, Jerry Edgar, detectives from Robber-Homicide and what other individual?
3. Where does Bosch hide the microrecorder?
4. Where do Bosch and Edgar go after Bosch catches him leaving the Hung Jury?
5. What is Georgia charged with at the end of Chapter 25?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Bosch surprised to find when he enters court in the beginning of Chapter 30?
2. Why does Bosch suggest they take Georgia to the narcotics unit?
3. At what point does Bosch realize that Bremmer knows he is caught?
4. Why is Bosch tense when the phone rings in the beginning of Chapter 26?
5. Why is Dr. Locke excited about the latest developments in the case?
6. Why won't Chandler give Bosch the note from the killer?
7. How does the surveillance team learn that Mora is in the house with Bosch?
8. Why does Mora think the killer will strike soon?
9. What initial evidence is gathered from Bremmer to file for warrants?
10. How does Bosch open up to Sylvia in Chapter 21?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
There are some instances of forgiveness throughout the story. For example, Bosch forgives Edgar for his betrayal. Why do some of the characters in this book forgive others? Is the forgiveness given to some characters different than that given to other? Explain your answer.
Essay Topic 2
Ray Mora was hiding a secret life. Why does Mora have these secrets? How do these secrets play a role in the story, specifically how do they compare and contrast to the other crimes being committed? Why do you think the officer simply forced Mora to resign?
Essay Topic 3
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.
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