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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 is Edward searching Jean-Claude's limo for?
(a) Bombs.
(b) Cameras.
(c) Alcohol.
(d) Weapons.

2. It was ________ in the morning when Richard carried the unconscious Stephen into his bedroom.
(a) 4:40.
(b) 9:07.
(c) 3:45.
(d) 2:15.

3. Edward was the epitome of ________ breeding.
(a) WASP.
(b) CRAB
(c) LION.
(d) SNAKE.

4. Why is Richard worried that Anita is going to be intimate with Jean-Claude on their date?
(a) Because she overheard her say she was.
(b) Because he overhearch Jean-Claude say he was.
(c) Because of her letter.
(d) Because of her dress.

5. Why does Richard want to wait before becoming intimate with Anita?
(a) He wants to kill Marcus first.
(b) He wants to be married first.
(c) He wants her to breakup with Jean-Claude first.
(d) He wants her to see him shapeshift.

Short Answer Questions

1. What form of being is Richard Zeeman?

2. How is the murder victim in Chapter 18 pinned down?

3. Who does Anita call after arriving at Richard's house?

4. What is the name for the giant wolf that kills Odin at Ragnanok?

5. What club does Anita and Jean-Claude go to on their date?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 12, when does Edward believe another assassin will try to kill Anita?

2. Why does Edward call Anita while she is at Catherine's dinner party?

3. Why does Anita not want the media to know she is dating Jean-Claude?

4. What does Jason do for Jean-Claude nightly?

5. Describe the partial change Richard does for Anita.

6. Why does Anita agree to keep her date with Jean-Claude?

7. What does Jean-Claude mean when he tells Anita that she is about to be "introduced to the world"?

8. Describe the interview room Anita is in in Chapter 4.

9. Why does Richard always stop before killing someone?

10. How does Anita know there was someone in her apartment in Chapter 3?

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