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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 knocks on Milo's office door in "Chapter 1"?
(a) Helen.
(b) Raymond.
(c) Mrs. Duffy.
(d) His father.

2. Why is Jamison frustrated about the town of Meriwether?
(a) There is an increase in arrests.
(b) There is a decrease in community service.
(c) There is an increase in crime.
(d) There an increase in death rates.

3. Who does not believe Raymond killed himself on purpose or by accident?
(a) Simon.
(b) Milo.
(c) Helen.
(d) Nickie.

4. Where is the last place Raymond is known to have been staying before he goes missing?
(a) The Grand Hotel East.
(b) The Grand Northern Hotel.
(c) The Grand Hotel West.
(d) The Grand Southern Hotel.

5. When Reese does not help Milo willingly, what does Milo shoot?
(a) Reese.
(b) A drug addict.
(c) The pillars to Reese's porch.
(d) Helen.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Milo visit at the beginning of "Chapter 3"?

2. When Milo goes to visit Elton, what does he find?

3. In exchange for Milo's help, what does Milo ask Helen for?

4. Who does Milo find in "Chapter 9" at Mahoney's?

5. What is Jamison's profession?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who does Simon give as leads to Milo after discussing Helen's case?

2. Where does Mindy inform Milo that Reese is staying, and what type of place is it?

3. Discuss what Milo learns about Raymond from a friend of his father's in "Chapter 7".

4. What does Milo do with the money Nickie gives him and what does Milo arrange for Nickie's case?

5. When Milo travels to Elton's house, what happens?

6. When Milo's father dies, what does Milo do with his father's clothes?

7. Discuss Milo's father's overcoat and who it now belongs to.

8. Why does Nickie want to hire Milo for a job?

9. Where does Milo go in order to speak to Reese and what is Reese's response?

10. Why does Helen hire Milo to work the case of Raymond's disappearance?

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