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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 Chapter 18, where does Olofsson say that Torkel Linden was shot?
2. In Chapter 18, at what time did two regular police officers arrive at Oden's?
3. In Chapter 30, how many times does Salander receive the same text message from her sister?
4. In Chapter 21, what does Needham say that he named his car?
5. In Chapter 16, how much did a watch, like the one the hacker of Balder's alarm system wore, sell for at auction?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Grane convince Berger to use her house in Chapter 18?
2. In Chapter 27, what do Modig and Holmberg learn from K.G. Matzon who witnesses the shootings at Grane's house?
3. Who is Jacob Charro, and why do Bublanski and Modig interview him in Chapter 19?
4. At the end of Chapter 29, What do Berger and Blomkvist learn through a telegram?
5. In Chapter 29, how does Bublanski analyze Balder?
6. In Chapter 16, how does Salander realize who the assassin is?
7. At the end of Chapter 26, what does Holtser realize after he sees the woman and boy run?
8. What does Salander do when Holtser pulls out his gun and begins shooting in Chapter 17?
9. What is Zander's story in Chapter 19?
10. At the beginning of Chapter 30, what does Salander remember after receiving a text from her sister?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
August draws very realistic drawings. What are some of these drawings? What do the drawings symbolize?
Essay Topic 2
At various points in the novel, the author uses foreshadowing to indicate what will happen in the future. How does the author use foreshadowing to create suspense in the novel?
Essay Topic 3
Holtser does not kill August when he first has the opportunity, and later he regrets that he is being forced to kill the boy. What does the author communicate about a code of conduct through Holtser and his regrets?
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