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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. Who is Jonathan Glass?
(a) Jordan's son.
(b) Jordan's brother.
(c) Jordan's father.
(d) Jordan's boyfriend.
2. What do the police assume about Jordan's missing sister?
(a) She is just playing a mean trick on everyone.
(b) She is dead.
(c) She ran away.
(d) She is being held ransome.
3. What does de Becque have throughout his mansion?
(a) Servants.
(b) Very fine art.
(c) Feathers.
(d) Animal skin rugs, which are illegal.
4. What does Jordan stop to buy on her way to meet Wingate?
(a) Some flowers.
(b) A gun.
(c) A bottle of wine.
(d) A can of mace.
5. What act, which is forbidden by the museum, does Jordan do before she finally leaves?
(a) Open the windows.
(b) Takes pictures of the paintings.
(c) Takes her shoes off.
(d) Brings in food and drink.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Jordan Glass do for a living?
2. How does Baxter appear for the first meeting which Jordan attends in Bowles's office?
3. What weapon does Kaiser request Jordan carry with her?
4. What kind of relationship does de Becque claim to have had with Jordan's father?
5. How does Jordan get away from the museum?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are Wheaton's symptoms from his scleroderma?
2. How did Jordan's father supposedly die?
3. Which photograph shocks Jordan when she sees it at de Becque's mansion?
4. How does Wheaton react when he sees Jordan for the first time during his interview with the FBI?
5. What is Marc referring to with his remark "It wouldn't be the first time ..."?
6. What does Wheaton report when Lenz asks him if any of his students have painted naked women before?
7. How does Fred Coates die?
8. What is inside of Wingate's apartment when Jordan arrives?
9. What does Jordan think about what happened to her sister in the beginning of the novel?
10. What is Dr. Lenz's theory about the killer(s) behind the Sleeping Women?
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