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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 is the name of the park that is encompassed at this location?
(a) Merman.
(b) Alger.
(c) Edwards.
(d) Estes.
2. To whom does Gladden apologize?
(a) Desk clerk.
(b) Cab driver.
(c) Security guard.
(d) Car salesman.
3. What is the name of the victim that became Sean's obsession?
(a) Windsor.
(b) Lofton.
(c) Littleton.
(d) Wilson.
4. How does Gladden refer to the other people on the network?
(a) Lost souls.
(b) Kindred spirits.
(c) Sick puppies.
(d) Selfish ingrates.
5. Jack flies to Washington DC to go to which facility?
(a) FBI.
(b) Law Enforcement Foundation.
(c) Capitol Building.
(d) Library of Congress.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where did Sean send a copy of his case file?
2. What is the detective's nickname?
3. What is the name of the murdered boy?
4. To date how many cases fit perfectly into Jack's investigation?
5. What acronym is used for the name of the brother's employer?
Short Essay Questions
1. Chapter 13 begins with Gladden connecting to the PTL club network. What message does Gladden receive? What message does he post in return?
2. How did the media react to Sean's boycott?
3. What are the first suspicions that Jack has about the case? Do Wexler and St. Louis confirm Jack's theory?
4. Explain the scene at the pier when the police attempt to apprehend Gladden. What happens to Gladden?
5. Sean explains a cop's life to Jack and discusses a particularly disturbing subject. What is the subject?
6. The Theresa Lofton case is compared to a similar murder case of the 1940s. What are the similar details?
7. How could it be determined when and if it would happen to a certain cop?
8. What happens when Jack arrives in Washington DC?
9. Where do Jack and Legs meet? Where do the men go and why?
10. What was the interaction between Sean and the media at that time?
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