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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the first thing Touche asks Aiden to do when they meet?

2. What is TCI?

3. What does Keith say to Paige as they're leaving that she realizes is the first time she's heard him lie?

4. What time is it when Paige and Keith return to the house?

5. What are the names of Aidan's handlers?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Paige's parents say to Aidan when he's pretending to be Brendan?

2. List three details about the house where Paige, Lindsay, and Keith are staying.

3. Describe what happens at the paper mill fire that makes Paige leap ahead in the organization?

4. What is the basic information Aidan gets from the article he reads about Indigo Holdings on his way to his mother's house?

5. What does Aidan say in the message he leaves his mother when he's on the ferry headed to Connecticut?

6. When Paige wakes the morning after Keith makes a pass at her and finds him gone, why does she believe she can't simply walk away from the plan?

7. Why is Aidan so worried when he receives an invitation from Carl to join the neighbors for a Christmas event?

8. How and why do Aidan and Cressida meet?

9. What does Aidan do for a living and why is he checking email during Cressida's party?

10. How does Lindsay get the message across to Paige that she's in love with Keith and that Paige is to keep her distance?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Describe Aidan's life prior to meeting Paige. How does his life change after he becomes involved with her? Why does his life change? What does it say about Aidan that his life changes because of his interaction with Paige?

Essay Topic 2

Keith becomes a victim of his own power. Describe how this comes about. Is it believable? Could it have been avoided? What were the signs to Simon and Paige?

Essay Topic 3

The story is not presented in chronological order. Explain the chronology of the story beginning with the earliest event of the story. Why does the author present the story in this manner? Is it effective?

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