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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. At the end of Chapter 29, where does the clerk at the Auberge think Haniya is?

2. How many siblings does Armand say that Reine-Marie has in Chapter 2?

3. When did the doctor for whom the Osler is named donate his papers and books to McGill?

4. In Chapter 39, where does Armand go?

5. In Chapter 45, who does Armand quote when he says, "It's not dark yet, but it's getting there" (412)?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Jean-Guy think that Paul Robinson saved Abby?

2. What type of graphs is Paul Robinson standing in front of in a photo at a conference?

3. What is learned about Robinson's mother?

4. What do Armand, Isabelle, and Jean-Guy find in the box of evidence from Debbie Schneider's home?

5. How is Edouard Tardif's real accomplice found?

6. What information do Armand and Reine-Marie find about Enid Horton?

7. What work did Ewen Cameron do?

8. In Chapter 39, why is Jean-Guy thinking that Paul Robinson did not kill Maria?

9. After looking at autopsy reports, how does Dr. Sharon Harris believe that Maria Robinson died?

10. How was Ruth nearly treated by Cameron, and how did she avoid that fate?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Haniya tells Armand that she would not have killed Robinson. Why does Haniya not kill Robinson? Why does she believe Robinson’s death would spread not quash Robinson’s ideas?

Essay Topic 2

Haniya accuses Armand of being a hypocrite. Why does Haniya accuse Armand of being a hypocrite? Why does Armand begin to wonder if he is a hypocrite?

Essay Topic 3

Armand begins to realize that love can be a stronger motivation than hate. Why does Armand begin to realize that love can be a stronger motivation than hate? How does Penny show through various characters the ways in which love may be a stronger motivator than hate?

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