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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 does Charlie recount telling his brother-in-law to do?
(a) To take a hike.
(b) Take a cab to Central Park and jump in the water.
(c) To kill himself.
(d) Take a cab to the Brooklyn Bridge and jump in the water.

2. Who celebrate a rare moment alone?
(a) Rosie and Raymond.
(b) Jocie and Marco.
(c) Jocie and Raymond.
(d) Rosie and Marco.

3. How many shots do they hear?
(a) One.
(b) Three.
(c) Four.
(d) Two.

4. For what does Raymond volunteer?
(a) A new brainwashing by the American government agents to find the truth.
(b) Time in prison.
(c) An investigation.
(d) A trip back to Korea to be reprogrammed by the Chinese and Russians.

5. What has Shaw been having?
(a) Dinner with his mother.
(b) Nightmares.
(c) Stomach pains.
(d) Headaches.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the colonel reveal that his investigators have learned about Raymond?

2. What surface emotions does Shaw reveal?

3. Immediately upon Raymond's arrival in his mother's office, what does she do?

4. What does Jocie tell the agent?

5. What do the rapid transitions from one aspect of the show to another portray?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is a meeting arranged between Marco and Raymond?

2. What does the FBI learn about Shaw's trigger?

3. What takes place at their rendezvous?

4. What gives a hint to the identity of a character previously mentioned?

5. What does Jocie say about Raymond?

6. How is Shaw's assassin mind-set triggered?

7. What has taken place between Raymond and Jocie's father?

8. What has happened to Marco?

9. How does Raymond react when his mother schemes to announce Jocie's return to the United States through the Society pages of Raymond's own paper, without informing her son of the development? How does she respond to him?

10. What does Eleanor think about Raymond being an assassin?

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