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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 confronts Lee about information that was exchanged between him and Hardy at dinner?
(a) Quentin Rowe.
(b) Philip Goldman.
(c) Sidney Archer.
(d) Nathan Gamble.

2. Who first brings Sidney's attention to the article in the paper?
(a) Bill Patterson.
(b) Lee Sawyer.
(c) Quentin Rowe.
(d) Nathan Gamble.

3. Where do Sidney, Amy and her parents finally reunite?
(a) The police station.
(b) Sawyer's office.
(c) The post office.
(d) A motel.

4. Why does Sidney call Sawyer from New York?
(a) All of these.
(b) To tell him she is innocent no matter what he hears.
(c) To tell him someone tried to kill her.
(d) To tell him the passcode.

5. Who is the pilot for the HRT?
(a) Gordon Kessler.
(b) George Kaplan.
(c) Gerry Kapstan.
(d) Gary Karlin.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where are Sidney and her father headed?

2. What does she retrieve from that home?

3. What illness did Steven Page have?

4. What does Liz tell Lee about Jason's password?

5. What does Nathan offer Lee in the small back room?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Jeff get Sidney for Christmas, and what does the attached card say?

2. What does Fisher explain to Sidney?

3. How does Fisher manage to outsmart the people that are following him?

4. What does Sidney fail to notice when she gets to her parents' home in Maine?

5. What happens that makes Sidney realize just how deep in trouble she really is?

6. Why does Sidney tell Lee that Jason selling secrets to RTG makes no sense now?

7. What does Kay reveal to Sidney when asked what Jason was working on?

8. What is the overall goal of the men in the van following Sidney and her father and how does that differ from the goal that Kenneth Scales has?

9. Why is Sawyer in such a hurry to get to Bell Harbor?

10. Why is Sidney diverted from her intended destination on two occasions?

(see the answer keys)

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