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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 club does Anita and Jean-Claude go to on their date?
(a) Danse Macabre.
(b) The Killing Dance.
(c) Guilty Pleasures.
(d) The Circus of the Damned.

2. Where does Raina film her movies?
(a) In an empty apartment.
(b) In a barn.
(c) In a warehouse.
(d) In Jean-Claude's house.

3. According to Anita, when a vampire gets around ________ years old, one shot to the chest doesn't always guarantee a kill.
(a) 300.
(b) 500.
(c) 400.
(d) 200.

4. What nickname does Anita have for Richard?
(a) Boy Scout.
(b) Cutie-pie.
(c) Pumpkin.
(d) Hot stuff.

5. Who comes and speaks to Greeley and tells him, "You have three witnesses that say Ms. Smith pulled her gun first. That it was self-defense"?
(a) Christine.
(b) Dolph.
(c) Mrs. Blake.
(d) Monica.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who interrupts Cassandra and Anita's conversation in Chapter 15?

2. Who does Dolph refer to as Anita's "pet bounty hunter"?

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

4. Why can't Anita cross the blood circle around the murder victim's body?

5. Richard agrees to kill ________.

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Stephen call and leave a message on Richard's phone?

2. How does one become wolf king? What is another word for wolf king?

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

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

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

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

7. Compare and contrast Dominic to Sabin.

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

9. According to Anita, what are Richard Zeeman's only two faults?

10. Why does Anita have Stephen stay in her room instead of moving into Richard's room?

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