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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 does Johnny stop to pick up as he drives his mother's car to Ken Holloway's house?
(a) A burger and fries.
(b) A hitchhiker.
(c) A huge rock.
(d) A newspaper.

2. Who is Johnny's mother?
(a) Louise.
(b) Melinda.
(c) Katherine.
(d) Alexandra.

3. What does Jack repeat about Alyssa's disappearance for Johnny?
(a) Black guy, black shirt.
(b) White guy, black shirt.
(c) Long hair hippie.
(d) Big and bald.

4. Who is Levi's wife?
(a) Sofia.
(b) Maria.
(c) Angela.
(d) Gabriella.

5. With whom does Johnny's mother have an affair?
(a) Ed Metzger.
(b) No one.
(c) Ken Holloway.
(d) Jim Allen.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Johnny throw into his bonfire?

2. What is listed in the book Johnny has in his pocket?

3. Which of the following does NOT describe Johnny?

4. What does Katherine do with the medications in her medicine chest?

5. Why does "Uncle" Steve come to Johnny's house in Chapter 2?

Short Essay Questions

1. For what reason is Levi largely suspected in the abductions?

2. Describe Johnny's transformation into an Indian chief.

3. What are Hunt's true reasons for his obsession with the Alyssa Merrimon case and why does he especially dislike Ken Holloway?

4. Why is an arrest warrant issued for Levi Freemantle?

5. What is Levi doing when Johnny and Jack come upon him in the woods?

6. How does Levi come to be injured in the woods?

7. What is Levi's probation officer's opinion of whether or not Levi could be a murderer?

8. Why is Officer Taylor reluctant to work on the Merrimon case as instructed by Hunt?

9. Into whose care is Johnny released when he leaves the hospital? What does Johnny find in this character’s vehicle?

10. Why is Levi the chief suspect in the deaths of his wife and her lover and why does the chief not believe that Levi's little daughter is missing?

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