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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Ballard visit the Northolt police pound? (from Chapters 6-9)

To see Vaughan.

To pay a fine.

To see the police.

To see his car.

2.

Where does Ballard take one of the three prostitutes to? (from Chapters 6-9)

The back lot of a film studio.

The top deck of a car park.

The driveway of a colleague's.

The deserted garage of a church.

3.

According to Ballard, his "_obsessions soon made themselves evident to ___." (from Chapters 6-9)

Tyrannical; Robert Vaughan.

Messianic; Paul Waring.

Messianic; Robert Vaughan.

Tyrannical; Paul Waring.

4.

What does Vaughan hold in his hand that he claims can help recreate the Mansfield, Camus, and Kennedy crashes? (from Chapters 10-13)

Studio outtakes.

Lab handouts.

Freeway designs.

Hospital x-rays.

5.

Since their visit to the Road Research Laboratory, Vaughan goes to the studios to see Seagrave, but Ballard thinks the real motive is what? (from Chapters 14-17)

To force Ballard to leave Catherine for him.

To watch the car crashes for the film.

To steal cars for his own reenactments.

To force an introduction with Elizabeth Taylor.

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Why does Ballard visit the Northolt police pound? (from Chapters 6-9)

Where does Ballard take one of the three prostitutes to? (from Chapters 6-9)

According to Ballard, his "_________obsessions soon made themselves evident to ______ _________." (from Chapters 6-9)

What does Vaughan hold in his hand that he claims can help recreate the Mansfield, Camus, and Kennedy crashes? (from Chapters 10-13)

Since their visit to the Road Research Laboratory, Vaughan goes to the studios to see Seagrave, but Ballard thinks the real motive is what? (from Chapters 14-17)

According to Ballard, his "_obsessions soon made themselves evident to ___." (from Chapters 6-9)