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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 the person on the phone tell Sarah about Sam?
(a) She will never see him again.
(b) He is dead.
(c) He is fine.
(d) He is injured.

2. Who was the mastermind behind the Midnight Club?
(a) Nicky.
(b) Parker.
(c) St.-Germain.
(d) FBI.

3. What is Sarah trying to talk to Stef about when something begins to happen in the suite where the Midnight Club is meeting?
(a) Have a romantic moment.
(b) Get some sleep
(c) Go out for some dinner.
(d) Let her use the observation equipment.

4. What does the campaign of harassment cost St.-Germain?
(a) Loyalty and trust.
(b) Money.
(c) Money and respect.
(d) Loyalty.

5. What is the common punishment for causing trouble for the members of Midnight Club?
(a) Paralysis.
(b) Torture.
(c) Jail.
(d) Death.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Sarah do before she joined Stef for the meeting of law enforcement?

2. How is the scene at the Midnight Club's hotel described by Stef?

3. What do they plan to go after St.-Germain with?

4. What does St.-Germain seem to crave?

5. What is the name of Parker's surviving partner?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who makes up the new Midnight Club?

2. Who shares the shift watches of St.-Germain?

3. Who does Steff accompany to the harbor and why do they go there?

4. What does Parker do after he receives the phone call at his hotel room?

5. Who makes up the members of the Midnight Club?

6. How is Sarah feeling after Stef is put in the hospital?

7. Why does St.-Germain throw a party on his yacht and what events lead the reader to realize he hasn't changed?

8. What does Burke tell St.-Germain and how does St.-Germain react?

9. How did Parker learn about his brother's death?

10. Though the plan is not specifically stated, what seems to be part of Stef's plan for taking on St._Germain and how do you know that?

(see the answer keys)

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