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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 is Edward when the story opens?
(a) In a rental car.
(b) On a train.
(c) In a taxi cab.
(d) In a van.
2. How many people does Drewe estimate the killer has working with him?
(a) Five.
(b) Four.
(c) Three.
(d) Two.
3. How many levels of chat are there on EROS?
(a) Two.
(b) Five.
(c) Three.
(d) Four.
4. Who does Harper find parked in the road just past his driveway?
(a) Drewe.
(b) Patrick.
(c) Erin.
(d) Miles.
5. What do Miles and Harper plan to do after Harper's meeting with Dr. Lenz?
(a) Meet for a meal.
(b) Look for the killer.
(c) Meet with Drewe and Erin.
(d) Log on to the EROS system.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who was killed in Minneapolis almost a year prior to Harper's conversation with the FBI?
2. Why does Harper tell Lenz that his father needed an annual loan?
3. Why does Harper receive a call at 5:00 a.m. regarding EROS?
4. Where does Dr. Lenz invite Harper to see the case's conclusion?
5. Who is the second person who stops to talk to Harper when he is in bed at home?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who are Kali, Panikkar, and Bhagat? What roles do they play in the story?
2. How does Miles convince Harper to stay with EROS as a system operator?
3. What does the FBI learn after entering David Strobekker's apartment?
4. How does Harper feel about Miles? What does he ask Dr. Lenz?
5. What does Harper agree to help Dr. Lenz do? Why?
6. Why does Harper ask Drewe about the pineal gland? What does she tell him?
7. How does Harper Cole become involved in EROS?
8. According to Harper, what is a "thread"? What does "lurking" mean? What does he help the FBI understand about EROS?
9. Why does the FBI want to arrest Miles? What does this mean for Harper?
10. How does Harper feel about having a child with Drewe? What assumption does the author provide for his feelings?
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