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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. Who is the President's speech writer?
(a) Sarge.
(b) Coal.
(c) Mabry.
(d) Keen.

2. Where did Sergeant Rupert take Shaw?
(a) To the hospital.
(b) To a church.
(c) To an unmarked police car.
(d) To a cafe.

3. What information do the French provide that may be useful for the murder investigation?
(a) The terrorist Khamel was spotted in London.
(b) The terrorist Khamel was spotted in Paris.
(c) The terrorist Khamel was spotted in Rome.
(d) The assassin Luke was seen leaving Dulles Airport.

4. What does the nurse read to Rosenberg until he falls asleep?
(a) A biography.
(b) A brief.
(c) The Wall Street Journal.
(d) The daily paper.

5. Who calls Grantham after the story about the nominees is published?
(a) A lawyer with information about Rosenberg and Jensen.
(b) Callahan.
(c) A reporter from the Times.
(d) Shaw.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many hours does the FBI director want Verheek to work until the murders are solved?

2. What ritual have Callahan and Shaw borrowed from the movie "Bull Durham"?

3. What was Shaw's major for her undergraduate degree?

4. Who is the youngest Supreme Court justice at the beginning of the novel?

5. What family members does Callahan leave behind?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Justice Jensen a major security risk?

2. Why does Gminski travel to New Orleans?

3. Describe Garcia.

4. What are two possible reasons for the killings of the justices according to Justice Thurow?

5. Why does Voyles have East give Shaw's brief to the White House?

6. What happened after Shaw passed out in the car where Sergeant Rupert left her?

7. What is Rosenberg's ideology?

8. Why is Grantham suspicious of the memo that Sarge passed on to him?

9. Why did Shaw decide to be a lawyer?

10. What security precautions does the FBI recommend the Justices follow due to the increase in death threats?

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