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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. What word is used to describe the artist?
(a) Unknown.
(b) Wicked.
(c) Twisted.
(d) Obscure.
2. Which of the following is experienced by Bekker that same night?
(a) Mugging.
(b) Seizure.
(c) Heart Attack.
(d) Hallucination.
3. Bekker notices many of the students are wearing what type of shoes?
(a) Doc Martens.
(b) Oxfords.
(c) Flip flops.
(d) Sneakers.
4. Lucas has reason to believe that Bekker is involved with ____.
(a) Mercy killings.
(b) Drugs.
(c) His secretary.
(d) A paramilitary operation.
5. Who takes the opportunity to slash tires on a car?
(a) Sloan.
(b) Druze.
(c) Lucas.
(d) Del.
Short Answer Questions
1. What unusual garment was Stephanie wearing in the picture?
2. Bekker stood next to which type of sports car in the photograph?
3. What does Druze forget to take from the victim?
4. Where does Bekker approach Lucas?
5. Lucas speaks with which other doctor?
Short Essay Questions
1. What factors confirm Lucas' thoughts that George is not Loverboy?
2. Discuss the scene in which Druze attempts to find a new, random victim. What crucial mistake is made by Druze?
3. What is the general opinion about George's disappearance? What does Lucas think about the development?
4. What strange question does Bekker ask Lucas? What about the question gives a clue to Bekker's part in the case?
5. What happens when Bekker foes to Cassie's apartment? What is Bekker's plan?
6. List at least two more clues that tie Druze to the Bekker homicide.
7. What alerts Lucas and Del to a possible problem with Cassie? What does Lucas find at the apartment?
8. What is the next step that takes place with Cassie and Lucas? What does Lucas learn bout Cassie's history?
9. What picture arrives at the station? Who sent it? What about the picture is unusual?
10. What is Bekker's complaint to Lucas regarding Del and the other cops?
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