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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 approaches Sidney in Jackson Square?
(a) A waiter.
(b) Agent Sawyer.
(c) Jason.
(d) A shoe shine peddler.

2. Where does Triton's security guard, Richard Lucas, want to take Sidney?
(a) To a restaurant.
(b) To the police.
(c) To Nathan Gamble's.
(d) To his office.

3. What is discovered some distance away?
(a) The fuselage.
(b) The black box.
(c) The wing of the plane.
(d) The tail section.

4. How does Jason overcome his guard?
(a) By smashing his glasses and using them as a weapon.
(b) By pretending to be unconscious.
(c) By faking a stroke.
(d) By pretending to have a siezure.

5. Where does Sidney believe her husband is going?
(a) Seattle.
(b) London.
(c) California.
(d) New York.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who calls Sidney while she is preparing for Jason's memorial?

2. Who is Sidney employed by?

3. How long did Lieberman have to live?

4. What does Sidney fail to notice for the second time after she leaves Gamble?

5. Who is Arthur Lieberman?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is FBI Agent Lee Sawyer convinced from the beginning that the plane crash was likely as a result of sabotage?

2. What does Brophy do that confirms the readers' suspicions that he is not acting in good faith?

3. Why is Sidney Archer uncomfortable on the way home in Triton's corporate jet?

4. What does Quentin Rowe tell Sidney on the phone when she is on the way home?

5. How and why does Richard Lucas approach Sidney after she leaves Triton?

6. Following Jason's instructions, what does Sidney do?

7. Why does Nathan Gamble go to see Henry Wharton?

8. What does Sidney realize has not happened after her mother and father pick up Amy to give her a few days to adjust?

9. What conversation does Sidney have on the plane that unnerves her?

10. What happens when Sidney checks Jason's computer for condolence emails?

(see the answer keys)

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