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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. What group did Bernal previously belong to?
(a) Third Month of the Year.
(b) First Weekend in July.
(c) Fourth Week of November.
(d) Second Day in May.

2. How does Keyes get to Wiley's cabin to inspect it?
(a) Motor boat.
(b) Car.
(c) Jeep.
(d) Canoe.

3. What does the young boy who is water-skiing hit in the water?
(a) A bouy.
(b) A red suitcase.
(c) A surfboard.
(d) A small shark.

4. To whom is the GATOR2 license plate registered?
(a) Cabal.
(b) Viceroy.
(c) Seminole nation.
(d) Keyes.

5. What profession did Mitchell Klein have?
(a) Private investigator.
(b) County attorney.
(c) Reporter.
(d) Public defender.

Short Answer Questions

1. What odd object does Jenna have in her living room?

2. What is Brian Keyes' profession?

3. Where does Jenna tell Keyes he should look for Wiley?

4. Where is the bomb planted?

5. Where does Cabal tell Keyes he might find the black man who sold him the car?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why do many of the people begin to leave the Otter Creek Condos and how does this make Wiley feel?

2. What does the letter that is shown to Keyes by Garcia say about the murders and how is it signed?

3. Why can't Keyes leave the island where Wiley's cabin is and what happens to him because he can't leave?

4. When Keyes and the Shriners find Wiley on the beach in Nassau what becomes clear to them?

5. Why does Keyes go to Jenna's house?

6. What does Skip Wiley do to his psychiatrist and what does the doctor do once returned?

7. When Keyes goes to visit Cabal in jail what does he see and why is this the case?

8. What do Hal Keefe and Garcia argue about and what does Keefe give to Garcia?

9. What realization does Keyes come to about Sparky's legs and what makes him come to this realization?

10. What items did the police find in room 223 at the Flamingo Isles Motel?

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