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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 type of clients does club Allure cater to?
(a) Drug addicts.
(b) Female.
(c) Male.
(d) Rich.

2. How does Bear get to Stef's apartment?
(a) Walking.
(b) Taxi.
(c) Police cruiser.
(d) His own car.

3. Which word describes how Bear is feeling about meeting with his informant?
(a) Cautious.
(b) Nervous.
(c) Indifferent.
(d) Surprised.

4. Why isn't Stef worried about St.- Germain?
(a) He is wearing body armor.
(b) He has a sense that he is not around.
(c) He has back-up arranged.
(d) He has the law on his side.

5. Who is causing the commotion in the hallway that distracts St.-Germain from the women in the club?
(a) A rival drug lord.
(b) Stef and his wife Anna.
(c) Three men including Parker.
(d) Other patrons of the club who are drunk.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Parker alert about Barnwell?

2. What happens when Bear responds to the person who is calling his name?

3. Where is Bear's funeral?

4. Why did Stef's father and brother drive up from Pennsylvania?

5. Where did Stef get the special chair he uses in wheelchair races?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Parker at the club and who is Oliver Barnwell?

2. What advice did Stef's grandfather give him and how does he feel about that advice currently?

3. Why doesn't Isiah have any trouble catching the drug dealer and how do the citizens react?

4. How does Sarah act when she and Stef go to lunch together for the first time?

5. How does Sarah feel about the success of her book?

6. When had Parker been to the club before and why?

7. How does Sarah feel when she puts her son on the airplane to visit his father?

8. Why is Bear so excited and willing to go out at night?

9. Where does Stef find Bear and how does he react to finding him?

10. What motivation did Stef have for continuing as a police officer?

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