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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. Where does Cross live?
(a) New York City
(b) Richmond
(c) Washington, D.C.
(d) Boston

2. In which state do the brothers stop?
(a) Arkansas
(b) Georgia
(c) Texas
(d) Alabama

3. Cross is relieved when what agent arrives on the scene?
(a) Sampson
(b) Craig
(c) Westin
(d) Hughes

4. To whom does Cross apologize for being away from home?
(a) Janney
(b) Alex
(c) John
(d) Damon

5. Where does the next murder occur?
(a) Atlanta
(b) Charleston
(c) Charlotte
(d) Richmond

Short Answer Questions

1. What happens to the victims after they are killed?

2. What does the Mastermind do at the Cross house?

3. What is the name of the decapitated performer?

4. What type of vehicle do the brothers steal?

5. Where do the brothers go when then need a safe place to find a victim?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do you think the Mastermind is connected to Cross? Why do Cross' partners keep being murdered by the Mastermind?

2. There are strong expectations put upon Cross about attending his son's concert. Why is there such significance about Cross' presence?

3. Why does Cross think that becoming involved with Jamilla could be dangerous? How does Jamilla react to Cross' distance?

4. Why did Irwin Snyder kill his parents? Were the murders part of the larger plot?

5. Who are the kids found in the old house? How do they react to outsiders?

6. What initially deters the Mastermind from killing Cross? Why does the Mastermind postpone the plan?

7. What is the one thing that makes William most angry? Why is it such a problem?

8. What are some of the reasons that becoming an FBI agent seems appealing to Cross? How would leaving the Metro police department affect Cross?

9. Why does the Mastermind keep leaving clues for Cross?

10. What was Craig's opinion of Kate? Has the opinion changed since Craig last saw Kate?

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