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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. Who does Tardiff say was the name of the old wooodsman who taught him his trade?
2. In Chapter 17, what is the child playing in the performance who starts crying?
3. In Chapter 18, how many monkeys did anthropologists realize it took to make a tipping point where a certain number of monkeys began doing the same thing?
4. What law enforcement agency was Armand offered a job heading up?
5. Which province in Canada was the first to legalize physician-assisted suicide?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does the Auberge look like when Armand and Reine-Marie walk in for the New Year's party in Chapter 16?
2. What does Professor Robinson think of Armand?
3. Who is Otto Pascal?
4. What celebration did Three Pines have when the pandemic was officially declared to be over?
5. What does a journalist say in Chapter 15 about Robinson's message?
6. How is Colette's kitchen described?
7. What does Vincent Gilbert say about Robinson's conclusions?
8. What did Armand's father do during World War II?
9. Who is Jean-Guy?
10. What is known about the man who tries to shoot Professor Robinson?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Haniya experiences a character arc in The Madness of Crowds. How does Penny use events and characters in Haniya’s character arc? What internal growth and changes does Haniya experience?
Essay Topic 2
Vincent Gilbert worked for Ewen Cameron. What did Vincent’s attempt to destroy all records of his work with Cameron reveal about how he felt about working with Cameron? How and why does he attempt to justify his work with Cameron?
Essay Topic 3
Statistics can be manipulated. In what ways can statistics be manipulated? Has Robinson manipulated the statistics or has she used the statistics to come to a wrong conclusion?
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