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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. Amanda tells her driver to take her to a hotel in the city. What is the name of the hotel?
(a) Four Seasons.
(b) Trent.
(c) Brentwood.
(d) Plaza.

2. What is the name of Amanda's lawyer?
(a) Eggers.
(b) Weld.
(c) Fisher.
(d) Woodman.

3. What is the number of the precinct where Dino works?
(a) 23.
(b) 98.
(c) 126.
(d) 19.

4. What is the name of the law firm that frequently hires Stone?
(a) Fish and Fish and Associates.
(b) Woodman and Weld.
(c) Flint and Smith.
(d) West, Davies and Berger.

5. What is the name of Stone's housekeeper?
(a) Helene.
(b) Margaret.
(c) Alma.
(d) Wendy.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Peebles live?

2. The man had a fondness for videos that were sent to him from which country?

3. How much money does the thief steal from the upscale apartment?

4. Where does Stone conduct his stake-out?

5. Stone's opinion is that the girlfriend is surprisingly ____.

Short Essay Questions

1. Where do Stone and Amanda go after having drinks at her apartment? Who does Stone meet?

2. Discuss the conversation between Dino and Stone regarding Arnie. Also describe the events at Arnie's funeral.

3. Examine the scene in which Arnie Millman follows Martha McMahon. What tragedy occurs?

4. Discuss the information gathered on Amanda's staff according to Arnie Millman's report.

5. Discuss the scene that takes place between Arrington and Stone in front of Stone's house.

6. Discuss the next issue of DIRT. Who is the focus of this issue?

7. Who is Arnie Millman? What parts does Arnie play in the story?

8. What does Amanda do to ensure that she gets everything she wants in her new contract with Galaxy?

9. Examine the meeting between Amanda and Bill Eggers.

10. Explain the scene between Stone and Amanda during their trip to Connecticut. What agreement does the couple make?

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