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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. Where did Vassago hide?
(a) In the main house.
(b) In the guest bathroom.
(c) In a trap door in the garage.
(d) In a closet.
2. What century was the chest that was by Loffman's bed from?
(a) The eighteenth.
(b) The seventeenth.
(c) The nineteenth.
(d) The fifteenth.
3. Who had Jeremy killed other than Tod as a child?
(a) His sister.
(b) All of these.
(c) His mother.
(d) Himself.
4. What did Hatch tell Lindsey to bring?
(a) The shells.
(b) All of these.
(c) Flashlights.
(d) The shotgun.
5. What does Vassago want from Honell?
(a) Who Lindsey Sparling is.
(b) What Lindsey Sparling does for a living.
(c) Where Lindsey Sparling lives.
(d) Who Lindsey Sparling lives with.
Short Answer Questions
1. Through how many detective agencies had Jonas sought his son?
2. What did Vassago want to use to dispatch Lindsey?
3. What was the name of the book Jeremy had read?
4. Who did Hatch see when he looked in the mirror?
5. Why couldn't Regina rely on Jesus and Mary all the time?
Short Essay Questions
1. Jeremy has a dilemma when he reaches Lindsey's house. What is it and how does he resolve it?
2. What does Hatch offer as proof of his theory to Lindsey?
3. What are Regina's first impressions when Hatch and Lindsey take her home?
4. What does Hatch realize when he finds out that Cooper is dead and why does that worry him?
5. What moral/ethical dilemma does Dr. Nyebern reflect on?
6. What information is Vassago/Jeremy trying to elicit from Honell before he kills him?
7. What does Nyebern find in the freezer when he goes for steaks?
8. Vassago reveals the details of his escape from the slavery of the rules of society and reveals that his christian name was Jeremy. How and why did this occur?
9. When Regina regains consciousness, how does she cope with the situation?
10. Where is Jeremy/Vassago's hideaway, and why is it fitting?
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