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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. Roarke announces that he is leaving to go to which location?
(a) Jail.
(b) Undercover.
(c) Ireland.
(d) Resort.

2. What information does the reporter give to Dallas?
(a) Security tapes.
(b) Her own notes.
(c) A telephone number.
(d) An address.

3. Who is the owner of the murder weapon?
(a) Feeney.
(b) Dallas.
(c) Roarke.
(d) De Blass.

4. Dallas discusses which of the following with Roarke?
(a) Suspicions.
(b) High school.
(c) Police academy training.
(d) Childhood.

5. What item is supplied to Dallas by the psychiatrist?
(a) Advice.
(b) Prescription.
(c) Doctor's excuse.
(d) Profile.

Short Answer Questions

1. Dallas is called into a meeting by which superior?

2. What item of Dallas' becomes torn?

3. Dallas is reprimanded for her ________ involving Roarke.

4. What type of images are introduced into the story?

5. Who joins Dallas in her office at Cop Central?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the exchange that takes place between Dallas and Chief of Police Simpson?

2. What animal does Dallas find at the scene? Why does the animal seem important?

3. Discuss the press conference held by Chief Simpson. Where is it held? Who attends?

4. Discuss the interaction between Dallas and Georgie Castle's daughter Samantha.

5. Discuss the anonymous phone call received by Dallas. What is the information received during the phone call? What is the identity of the caller?

6. What information does Dallas receive regarding the death of her elderly neighbor?

7. Discuss the phone call from Roarke to Dallas.

8. What is Dallas's reaction to Feeney's search of Sharon De Blass' financial information?

9. Explain the scene in which Dallas visits Roarke's personal shooting range for the first time.

10. What information is uncovered using the unregistered system? How is the information important to the case?

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