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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. When Ochs returns to Nashville in Part 4, who is being investigated?
(a) Ben Toy.
(b) Johnboy Terrell.
(c) Jimmie Lee Horn.
(d) Oona Quinn.
2. Who is hired by a local cop in Philadelphia to kill Berryman?
(a) Joe Cubs.
(b) Joe Cubbah.
(c) Johnny Joseph.
(d) Joe Jones.
3. What kind of night does Oona say she and Berryman spent together a few weeks before the murder of Horn?
(a) A romantic night.
(b) A wonderful night.
(c) A hostile night.
(d) An unforgetful night.
4. What is the name of the hairstyle Horn is known for?
(a) Pompadour.
(b) Mullet.
(c) Shag.
(d) Elvis.
5. How does Ochs describe Oona?
(a) Spiteful.
(b) Happy.
(c) Beautiful.
(d) Crazy.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why is the threat on Horn's life not aired on live television?
2. What does Berryman wear when he goes to see Johnboy?
3. What was charged to the person's credit card who contacted Ochs due to his newspaper articles?
4. What kind of adviser does Horn hire for himself?
5. What does Berryman discuss with Oona the morning after he slips and tells her his secret?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens when Berryman goes to Bert Poole's house?
2. Who is Oona Quinn?
3. What happens to Ben at the end of Part 3, and what does the event cause readers to think about him?
4. What events take place when Berryman arrives in Nashville before Horn's murder?
5. What does Ochs say about Oona's parents, the Quinns?
6. Why is Berryman's visit to Texas important to the story?
7. Why does Ochs go to Thomas Berryman's house, and how does he describe Oona Quinn?
8. Why is the letter Ochs receives due to his newspaper articles so important to the story?
9. What suspicious event occurs while Berryman is at his beach house?
10. So far in the story, what things has Berryman done that could label him as someone who does not care about his own safety?
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