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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. Where does Holly end up putting the nail for safekeeping and quick access?
(a) In her sock.
(b) In her pants pocket.
(c) In her bra.
(d) In her shoe between the tongue and the laces.

2. What did Mitch use to bind Anson?
(a) The handcuffs he had removed off of himself.
(b) A thick orange utility cord.
(c) A rope that he had found.
(d) Silken ties.

3. What had made Mitch feel close to Holly?
(a) When he had attempted to loosen the nail.
(b) When he had left Anson to wet himself.
(c) Mitch never felt closer to Holly.
(d) When he had locked Anson up.

4. Who did Mitch think would be impressed by the Turnbridge estate?
(a) All of these.
(b) Julian Campbell.
(c) A movie star.
(d) Bill Gates.

5. What emotions do sociopaths possess?
(a) All of these.
(b) Rage.
(c) Self pity.
(d) Self love.

Short Answer Questions

1. What size of trash bag did Mitch select?

2. What on the floor suggested Mitch's story might not be true?

3. What had Holly done to her hands?

4. Why doesn't Holly want to put the nail in her pants pocket?

5. How did Turnbridge kill himself?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why couldn't Holly put the nail in her pocket or in her shoe?

2. What does Holly fear that her captor might do while they are confined in the dark, and why does she fear this so?

3. At what point did Mitch feel close to Holly, and how was he affected by this?

4. Why does Mitch look at his hands, and what does he expect to see?

5. What did Holly end up doing and what was the hardest part of accomplishing her task?

6. How does Holly feel about the items taken from the child's grave?

7. What does Mitch feel when the kidnapper calls him to move up the time?

8. Why doesn't Holly want to use the bedpan?

9. What was Mitch's threat to Anson?

10. Who does Holly keep thinking about? What gives her an idea?

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