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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 Johnboy's sworn enemy?
(a) Horn.
(b) Berryman.
(c) Ochs.
(d) Ben.
2. Who does Ochs bribe in order to get access into Berryman's apartment?
(a) Berryman's girlfriend.
(b) Berryman's doorman.
(c) Berryman's landlord.
(d) Berryman's neighbor.
3. On what holiday does an assassination take place?
(a) Thanksgiving.
(b) Easter.
(c) Christmas Eve.
(d) Fourth of July.
4. In what town does the story take place?
(a) Montgomery.
(b) Los Angeles.
(c) Boston.
(d) Nashville.
5. After vising New York, where does Ochs go next?
(a) Mexico.
(b) California.
(c) Tennessee.
(d) Georgia.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was Berryman's job involving the three brothers?
2. How does Berryman get in touch with the men who hired the Southern man?
3. What does Ochs find in Berryman's apartment that could be useful to his investigation?
4. What is used in order to treat Ben when first arriving at the William Pound Institute?
5. What is Ochs Jones investigating in the story?
Short Essay Questions
1. Where does Ochs go after his meeting with Ben Toy, and what events follow?
2. What does Ochs ask the guard at the mental institute to do for him, and what events follow his request?
3. What news does Ochs receive while bathing in his hotel room?
4. What does Ben Toy inform Ochs Jones about Thomas Berryman's last job when he was hired as a hit man?
5. What makes the Southern man so mysterious in the story?
6. How does Ochs's opinion of Ben change from his first interview to his last?
7. In Part 2, why does Ochs return to Long Island, and what information is he given?
8. Who is Johnboy Terrell and what is his relationship with the Southern man?
9. Why is Ochs sent to Long Island?
10. When Ochs returns to Nashville after visiting Ben Toy, who does he have a meeting with, and why?
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