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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 is he experiencing?

2. Where is Joe headed the next morning?

3. How long had Joe worked as a crime reporter?

4. What does he hear that causes him concern?

5. Where did Joe work before?

Short Essay Questions

1. How has Joe attempted to deal with these attacks?

2. What is Joe just beginning to discover?

3. What has happened in Joe's life since the plane crash?

4. Who is the only person that seems to understand the way Joe feels, and is his lifeline?

5. What is the culmination of the day's events in Joe's life?

6. What does Joe find when he arrives at the Delmann house on the anniversary of the crash of Flight 353?

7. Why is being back in his old office and cubicle so difficult for Joe?

8. What is searching behavior and who is it common to?

9. What does Joe remember as he reviews the strange events at the cemetery; what action does he take and what conclusions does he draw?

10. What does Joe learn about Teknologik?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Why does hate CCY-21-21 at first? What prompts him to risk his own life to save hers anyway? What dangers do he and CCY-21-21 face both in the cabin and as they flee from it? How does CCY-21-21 end up with the name Nina? Who gives it to her and when? What initial gift does 'Nina' share with Joe as they flee the cabin? Why does Joe refuse the grandest gift she has to offer for so long? What finally happens that changes his mind? At this point, how has 'Nina' already affected Joe merely by her constant presence?

Essay Topic 2

What is searching behavior? How does it manifest itself in people? How much control do those affected by searching behavior have when they are in an episode or attack state? Can searching behavior be harmful? How long does searching behavior typically last? Will it disappear over time, or is this something that will continue until it is dealt with? How can searching behavior be treated and/or modified? What can be done to reduce the symptoms and effects of searching behavior? Is this behavior limited to those who have lost a loved one to death?

Essay Topic 3

What is survivor's guilt? How does it usually present? Who typically suffers from survivor's guilt? Are there any standard treatments available to sufferers? If so, what are they? If not, what can be done to help those who are affected? How long will survivors guilt typically last? Is this something that can be treated with therapy? Are there medications available to help sufferers?

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