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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. How old was the child when she died?
2. What time did the killer move the pickup time to?
3. What kind of car did Mitch attempt to steal?
4. How long was the tear in the bag?
5. Why wasn't Mitch allowed to approach Holly?
Short Essay Questions
1. How was money not an object for Thomas Turnbridge? What did he do with the money?
2. What did Holly end up doing and what was the hardest part of accomplishing her task?
3. How did Holly feel when she was eating the chocolate bar, and why was this?
4. Why did Anson tell Mitch the kind of work he was involved in with Julian Campbell?
5. Why did Mitch not invite his parents to the wedding?
6. What is Holly concerned about regarding her baby?
7. How does Holly feel about the items taken from the child's grave?
8. What did Mitch's vows mean to him?
9. Why would no one driving past Mitch fail to give him special scrutiny?
10. What was Mitch's threat to Anson?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss Anson's change in attitude before he was confined by Mitch and after. How did he change and was it for the better? Why or why not? Speculate on whether or not Anson's attitude is likely to change and whether it will be for better or for worse following a stint in prison.
Essay Topic 2
Speculate on the purpose of Mitch's visit to his parent's place. Why was he wishing to speak to his mother? Why didn't he explain what was happening to him to his father? What characteristic made Mitch's mother a more likely choice for conversation?
Essay Topic 3
Discuss Anson's betrayal of Mitch. How did Koontz set the reader up to take this information, and how did the reader react to Anson's order of the hit on Mitch? What specific things led the reader to seriously believe Mitch was going to gain some aid from his brother?
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