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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 Dolarhyde write the letter on?
2. What is in one of the pictures of Graham in the hopes that it will lead the killer to him?
3. When Graham finds the tree the killer must have used, what two things does Graham find still in it?
4. What does Lecter ask for after Graham is gone?
5. Why does Francis Dolarhyde search his house before he relaxes?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is Dolarhyde's confrontation with the newspaper stand vendor different than what Dolarhyde would have done in the past?
2. What does Marian's mother do with Francis Dolarhyde to exact revenge upon her daughter?
3. What are some of the similarities that Graham lists between the Leeds family and the Jacobi family in Chapter 10?
4. What does Dr. Bloom say in Chapter 3 is the reason that the killer breaks the mirrors?
5. What does Dolarhyde say to Dr Lecter in reference to Graham on the toilet paper in Chapter 13?
6. What does the range master note about the couple, Graham and Molly, at the shooting range at the end of Chapter 15?
7. What does Lounds say in the recording before he dies at the hospital?
8. How are the teeth imprints found on the bodies described in Chapter 3?
9. What does Lecter do after Graham leaves him in Chapter 8?
10. What arrangement does Graham make with Lecter when he goes to visit Lecter in Chapter 7?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Why is it that Dolarhyde uses his grandmother's teeth in the killings? When the Dragon has Dolarhyde maim his genitals with his grandmother's teeth the Dragon says that they are his teeth. What connection does the grandmother and the Dragon have?
Essay Topic 2
Dolarhyde watches Reba kiss Ralph Mandy and it hurts him. Why does Dolarhyde kill Ralph Mandy? Explain - 'Seeing Reba kiss Mandy had stabbed Dolarhyde deep. Then the pain left him for good.' What does it mean that it left him for good? Is this an omniscient view of Dolarhyde's feelings or does Dolarhyde feel that the pain has left him for good?
Essay Topic 3
Dolarhyde honestly appears to care for Reba. Could he have resisted his urges to kill and "become" had he found Reba earlier on? Explain. What is it about Reba that made her safe with Dolarhyde?
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