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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. Washington takes it upon himself to contact which Denver cop?
(a) Glenn.
(b) St. Louis.
(c) McEvoy.
(d) Wexler.

2. What one piece of evidence links the Baltimore, Chicago and Denver cases?
(a) Shoe print.
(b) Fingerprints.
(c) Poem.
(d) Location of crime.

3. What was the former occupation of the public affairs officer?
(a) Maintenance supervisor.
(b) Reporter.
(c) Photographer.
(d) Bus driver.

4. What was the name given to the older unsolved case?
(a) Burdock.
(b) Black Dahlia.
(c) Briar.
(d) Black Rose.

5. The brothers discuss the disturbing concept known as:
(a) The Redemption.
(b) The Limit.
(c) The End.
(d) The Middle.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what major US city does the majority of the story take place?

2. What item does the attacker want to take away from Jack?

3. What is the name of the researcher assigned to work the case?

4. What is the amount of bail that must be paid by Gladden?

5. To whom does Gladden apologize?

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. Where do Jack and Legs meet? Where do the men go and why?

3. What happens when Jack arrives in Washington DC?

4. What is Washington's reaction when he learns Jack's back story? How is the incident smoothed over?

5. Jack has a flash back to a previous time. What was the situation between Jack and Sean?

6. Explain the scene at the pier when the police attempt to apprehend Gladden. What happens to Gladden?

7. In the opening chapter, Jack McEvoy learns something disturbing about his twin bother. What is the news and how did it happen?

8. Discuss Jack's trip to Chicago. Why is Chicago special to Jack? Why has Jack flown to the Windy City?

9. The Theresa Lofton case is compared to a similar murder case of the 1940s. What are the similar details?

10. How does the park ranger help the case? What does he do? How does the information help Jack?

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