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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. In what room of the house does Ford see Hollins making love to Jessica?
2. How many boats does Ford own?
3. How long was Ford in a coma before he woke up?
4. Which of the following statements does not describe Zacul in Ford's first impression of him?
5. How does Riviera react when Ford asks him for help tracking down Zacul?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does General Juan Riviera greet Ford when he arrives in Masagua?
2. How and why does Ford test Tomlinson's honesty while they are traveling through Costa Rica?
3. How does Jessica react when she hears about Ford and Dr. Braun-Richards?
4. Who is Wendy Stafford?
5. What type of studying does Tomlinson do in preparation for his meeting with Zacul?
6. What is the first thing Ford sees when he wakes up from his blackout?
7. What type of documentation does Ford bring with him to Costa Rica?
8. What relationship does Ford have with Durell?
9. What happens when Ford goes to Jessica's to visit with her after returning home from Masagua?
10. What happens to Tomlinson when he is separated from Ford in Masagua?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Zacul is a dangerous character interested in preserving only one thing: himself. First, describe Zacul physically. According to the text, what conclusions can one make about Zacul's character simply by looking at him? Are these conclusions usually true? Be sure to choose at least two scenes from the novel that exemplify Zacul's character and describe them, strengthening your argument.
Essay Topic 2
As a biologist, Ford has an interesting relation with fish. First, explain how Ford treats wildlife when he is out on his boat fishing. What does Ford's relationship with the wild tell the reader about his character? Then, compare Ford's treatment of wild fish to his relationship with domestic fish. What is the same about these relationships? What is different? Is there anything surprising in this comparison?
Essay Topic 3
Hollins's rocky relationship and divorce from his ex-wife proved to be a turning point in his life. First, describe the relationship Hollins had with his ex-wife and what events led to their divorce. Then, explain how the series of events directly stemming from the divorce led to the ultimate kidnapping of their son.
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