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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. Where is Bear's funeral?
(a) New Jersey.
(b) New Hampshire.
(c) New York.
(d) Pennsylvania.

2. Which of the following was the title of Sarah's first book?
(a) Life with Sarah.
(b) A Mother's Kindness.
(c) The Club.
(d) Midnight in the Club.

3. What does Stef do as he lines up for the race?
(a) Taunts the other racers.
(b) Puts on his gloves and special head gear.
(c) Stops and prays for strength.
(d) Thanks his brother and father publicly.

4. Who does Stef meet up with at the funeral?
(a) Sarah.
(b) Parker.
(c) Mackey.
(d) Charles.

5. What does Parker want from the man who recruited him to the murder squad.?
(a) Help getting away.
(b) Reassurance that they are doing the right thing.
(c) An alibi.
(d) Justification for his brother's murder.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Stef feel about his relationship with Sarah?

2. What did Parker swear after his brother's funeral?

3. How long ago did Parker's brother die?

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

5. What type of clients does club Allure cater to?

Short Essay Questions

1. How long has Stef been obsessed with the Grave Dancer and how does he feel now that this obsession is ending?

2. Why did Parker join the retribution squad and how does he feel about their methods now?

3. Who is John Traficante and what is he doing?

4. How does Stef get to the morgue and why is he going there?

5. What does the killing suggest about the killer?

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

7. What does the girl who works at the club tell Stef about the club that may help him with the investigation?

8. How does Stef get to view St.-Germain's body?

9. What happens when Stef and the other man reach the finish line?

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

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