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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 compares notes involving Simon's death and the recent crimes in Meriwether?
(a) Milo and Helen.
(b) Milo and Mrs. Crider.
(c) Helen and Dick.
(d) Milo and Jamison.

2. What does Milo agree to do in order to help Muffin get out of town?
(a) Hire a car for him.
(b) He doesn't agree to help him leave town.
(c) Give him money.
(d) Pay for his taxi ride.

3. When in the bathroom where Raymond died, who does Milo feel close to?
(a) Helen.
(b) His father.
(c) Raymond.
(d) His mother.

4. After meeting with Reese, where does Milo take him?
(a) A bar.
(b) The farm.
(c) The hospital.
(d) The police station.

5. What does Milo's attack prove to him?
(a) He is a killer.
(b) He is weak.
(c) He's close to solving a case.
(d) He is unlucky.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happens to Milo after leaving the farm?

2. What does Milo's great-grandfather do with the money he makes from his fame?

3. What does Raymond do to his appearance during his final days?

4. What does one of Milo's attackers express to him?

5. Due to injuries, what is Milo unable to see about Nickie?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Milo learn from a cop involving Simon's death?

2. What does Reese do in order to get Milo to leave him alone?

3. Why is Reese worried about speaking with Milo and answering his questions?

4. What causes Milo to begin thinking about his father, and what does he realize about him?

5. Why does Mrs. Crider hire Milo?

6. What does Milo learn about Simon and Elton after leaving the Holy Light Hog Farm?

7. What does Milo view in "Chapter 14", and what is his reaction to it?

8. What happens to Milo in the alley behind Mahoney's?

9. Who is Dalton Kimbrough and what history does this person have with Milo?

10. Who does Milo believe is the killer of Raymond and Simon, and why is this?

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