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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. How long did it take Harry to die?
2. How many heads are at the crime scene in Chapter 19?
3. According to Harry, the Last Nurse kills by ______ her patients.
4. Why does Dexter go into Jamie's evidence box?
5. Harry wanted Dexter to stop the nurse like the ______.
Short Essay Questions
1. Where does Dexter go after he is nearly caught cutting up his victim? What happens at this location?
2. How does Dexter feel about people at the Metro-Dade police force saying he has a feeling for serial homicide? Explain.
3. What is the name of Dexter's latest kill in Chapter 14? What crime did this person commit? How does Dexter's victim feel about the crime he has committed?
4. Describe the new gift Dexter finds in his car in Chapter 24. What clue does this gift reveal to Dexter?
5. What does the security camera capture that surprises both Deborah and Dexter? How does Deborah respond to this surprise?
6. Who asks Dexter for help in solving the Jaworski case? Why does this person turn to Dexter?
7. Why is LaGuerta angry with Deborah in Chapter 22? How does LaGuerta take out her frustrations on Deborah?
8. What three gifts does the Tamiami Trail Killer leave behind? What do these three gifts represent?
9. Where does Deborah think the bodies of the three heads might be? Does Dexter agree with Deborah's hypothesis? Explain.
10. When was the last time Dexter was inside the storage container? How did this event effect Dexter?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Distinguish the character of Brian to that of Dexter. Explain their similarities and differences as detailed in the text.
Essay Topic 2
Define a tragic hero. Based on your definition, create an argument for or against Dexter being a tragic hero.
Essay Topic 3
Choose a death scene from the novel that reveals the values of the main character and the society in which he lives. In a focused essay, discuss the contribution the scene makes to the meaning of the work as a whole.
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