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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. In Chapter 18, who guesses that Salander saved and took August from the scene at Oden's?
2. In Chapter 27, who does Casales say is the mole on Grane's team?
3. In Chapter 16, where does the man who calls himself Jan Holtser live?
4. In Chapter 24, how old does Margareta Dahlgren say Camilla was when she started sleeping with her husband?
5. In Chapter 25, when Salander wakes and finds August out of his bed, what is he doing?
Short Essay Questions
1. At the end of Chapter 26, what does Holtser realize after he sees the woman and boy run?
2. Where does Berger decide that Salander and August might be able to hide and why?
3. At the end of Chapter 18, why does Berger decide that Salander is doing the right thing by hiding August?
4. In Chapter 27, what do Modig and Holmberg learn from K.G. Matzon who witnesses the shootings at Grane's house?
5. What does August draw at the end of Chapter 20, and how does Salander interpret the drawing?
6. In Chapter 20, why does Bublanski refuse to release Salander's name and picture?
7. In Chapter 22, how does Palmgren say that Salander took revenge on her father?
8. Why does Salander go to the Raucher Chess Club in Chapter 15?
9. Why is Blomkvist suspicious of a woman who approaches him in Chapter 21?
10. In Chapter 16, why is Grane unhappy about how her team is working on Balder's murder?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Holtser does not kill August when he first has the opportunity, and later he regrets that he is being forced to kill the boy. What does the author communicate about a code of conduct through Holtser and his regrets?
Essay Topic 2
Levin seems to be competing with Blomkvist. How would you describe the relationship between the two men? What role does their relationship play in the novel?
Essay Topic 3
The point of view in the novel is third person limited. How does the point of view that is used in the novel limit what readers know? How does the point of view affect what readers think of characters and events?
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