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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. Why does Craig claim he won't be convicted?
(a) Craig will kill Cross first
(b) No one will believe Cross
(c) Craig will disappear
(d) Cross has no evidence

2. What does Craig use to stab Cross?
(a) Steak knife
(b) Knitting needle
(c) Skewer
(d) Ice pick

3. Who is the Mastermind?
(a) Hughes
(b) Westin
(c) Sampson
(d) Craig

4. The Mastermind wants Cross to remain...
(a) A loner
(b) Resentful
(c) A cop
(d) Angry

5. What must happen before Craig is caught?
(a) Cross must die
(b) He must confront Hughes
(c) He has to flee the country
(d) He has to destroy his souvenirs

Short Answer Questions

1. What causes Cross to link Craig to his brother's death?

2. Mastermind believes what is about to happen?

3. How does Sampson learn about Mastermind?

4. What time do Cross and Hughes arrive at the party?

5. Why does the Mastermind target Cross' partners?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why do such famous magicians perform in small venues? If there is opportunity to make more money, why settle for less?

2. Why does Cross not feel the usual sense of relief after Westin is caught?

3. How does Cross identify Jamilla from the other robed figures? How sure was Cross of the identification?

4. Why is Craig so pleased with himself and his unique accomplishments?

5. Why is the Mastermind angry with Cross? Is the anger reasonable?

6. What prompts Cross to wonder about the new Sire? Will there be someone to step into the role?

7. Why does Cross fly to California? Does the sudden flight have more to do with the case or Jamilla?

8. Why do some of the fetish ball participants agree to talk during the police interview?

9. Why is William cautious about choosing a victim in New Orleans? Does it deter him from feeding on a victim?

10. Why does Cross think Craig killed his brother? Is the feeling accurate?

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