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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How many hours does the FBI director want Verheek to work until the murders are solved?
(a) At least sixty hours.
(b) FIfty hours.
(c) Ninety hours.
(d) No less than a hundred hours.

2. Who is Smith Keen?
(a) A reporter at the Post.
(b) A lawyer for the Post.
(c) Assistant managing editor/investigations for the Post.
(d) Managing editor at the Post.

3. Who is one of the most popular professors at Tulane?
(a) Timothy Whitfield.
(b) Thomas Callahan.
(c) David Caanan.
(d) Theodore Canton.

4. What is the name of Rosenberg's male nurse?
(a) Kline.
(b) Frederic.
(c) Brown.
(d) Ferguson.

5. What password do Luke and Sam/Khamel use when they meet at the pier?
(a) Marlboro.
(b) Camels.
(c) Raleighs.
(d) Lucky Strike.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many majority opinions had Jensen written in his six years on the Supreme Court?

2. Why is Suspect Number Six on the list of possible suspects for the murders of the justices?

3. From where does Garcia call from the first time he contacts Grantham?

4. What family members does Callahan leave behind?

5. What does Callahan bring Shaw after she has been playing detective for several days?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Justice Jensen a major security risk?

2. Why is Coal considered to be a boy wonder?

3. Why is Nelson Muncie a possible suspect for the murders of the justices?

4. What security precautions does the FBI recommend the Justices follow due to the increase in death threats?

5. What are two possible reasons for the killings of the justices according to Justice Thurow?

6. Why has Thomas Callahan canceled his classes?

7. According to Verheek, what motive would Coal have for leaking names of nominees for the Supreme Court?

8. Why does Gminski travel to New Orleans?

9. What is Rosenberg's ideology?

10. Who is Garcia?

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