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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. What does Reacher tell Finlay they need to go back to Margrave to get?
2. Who does Kliner want Reacher to find?
3. Why does Roscoe go to Atlanta by herself?
4. Who bursts into the warehouse just as Reacher is about to shoot one of the men guarding Charlie and Roscoe?
5. How much does a hundred thousand dollars weigh?
Short Essay Questions
1. What images does Reacher remember before he attacks one of Kliner's men at Hubble's home?
2. Kliner tells Reacher to find Hubble. What will happen if Reacher does not locate Hubble by 6 a.m. or 7 a.m.?
3. What happens to Molly when she gets off the plane?
4. What were Roscoe and Charlie doing in the warehouse?
5. What does Reacher ask Kelstein's secretary to tell Kelstein?
6. Why was Reacher so worried about the whereabouts of the children in the warehouse?
7. What does Reacher say when Finlay asks him how he feels about killing five men?
8. What does Picard say when Finlay says, "What's this all about? We go back a long way, right?"
9. What does Roscoe want to do now that the Kliner Foundation is gone?
10. Who was Blind Bart and what happened to him?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Reacher is very careful before he trusts Finlay. Argue that there were other times in the novel when Reacher should have been more careful before deciding that people were trustworthy.
Essay Topic 2
Reacher frequently uses deduction to figure out a course of action. Explain how Reacher uses deduction to decide what he should do, and how he uses deduction to solve the various problems he encounters in the novel.
Essay Topic 3
Usually the protagonist of a novel is a dynamic character who changes over time because of conflicts or crises in a book. Explain why Reacher is or is not a dynamic character. Use examples from the novel to show how he does or does not change from the beginning to the conclusion of the book.
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