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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. Dallas demands to interview which character?

2. What item does Dallas lose on her return trip?

3. What does Dallas order to drink at the bar?

4. Which part of Sharon De Blass' crime scene has been disturbed?

5. What item does Dallas find at the scene?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who are the next two people Dallas investigates? What is the basic information on each?

2. What does Dallas learn from her investigation at De Blass' apartment?

3. What prompts Dallas to give De Blass the requested information?

4. Explain at least one of Dallas' initial observations about the Lola Starr crime scene.

5. What happens to Dallas when she is on her way to Roarke's house?

6. Who surprises Dallas at her apartment? What is the occasion?

7. What unusual action does Dallas take when she arrives at the Lola Starr crime scene?

8. What does Dallas discover when she returns to Sharon De Blass' apartment?

9. What is Dallas' initial opinion of Senator De Blass?

10. What are the consequences of Dallas's actions?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Write your own murder mystery based on Naked in Death. Supply complete storyboards. Include character information, plot, synopsis, and story detail. Explain your inspiration.

Essay Topic 2

Roarke is a mysterious man with a shady past, attracted to the top homicide cop in the New York Police and Security Department. Examine Roarke's past. Compare and contrast Roarke's history with Eve's. How do they compare? Why doesn't Roarke have a first and last name? Where does he come from? How did he meet Eve? What is their relationship like? How did Roarke make his billions? How does the fact that Roarke is so rich help or hinder Eve's investigations?

Essay Topic 3

Assuming Dr. Mira's point of view, analyze the situation between Sharon, Catherine, and Senator De Blass. What would Mira say about the incestuous relationships? Is De Blass perverted, mentally ill, or something else? What would the terminology be from a psychiatrist's point of view? What kind of treatment might De Blass or his victims have benefited from before the situation got out of hand? Is the behavior something that can be "cured?" If so, how? If not, what else can be done?

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