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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. To which city does Jack fly to follow a lead?
(a) Des Moines.
(b) Portland.
(c) St. Paul.
(d) Chicago.
2. Where was the victim found?
(a) Motel room.
(b) Behind a restaurant.
(c) Shopping mall.
(d) College campus.
3. How old are the brothers at the beginning of the story?
(a) 36.
(b) 42.
(c) 34.
(d) 28.
4. What is the name of the Baltimore cop interviewed by Jack?
(a) Kimball.
(b) Pinsky.
(c) Marino.
(d) Bledsoe.
5. What slang phrase is used when someone commits suicide?
(a) Takes the pipe.
(b) Eats a bullet.
(c) Takes a dirt nap.
(d) Pushes up daisies.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of the park that is encompassed at this location?
2. What is the reaction of the attacker when Jack makes the statement?
3. What term is often used to describe Rachel?
4. What is the name of Sean's wife?
5. To whom does Gladden apologize?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Jack hope to accomplish while he is in Chicago? What information is uncovered?
2. Who were the news bearers? How were they related to Sean? Where did they work?
3. How could it be determined when and if it would happen to a certain cop?
4. How does Legs act when Jack tells the whole story?
5. What is Riley's reaction when she learns that Sean is dead? What common opinion does Riley share with Jack?
6. How did the media react to Sean's boycott?
7. What is Washington's reaction when he learns Jack's back story? How is the incident smoothed over?
8. Chapter 13 begins with Gladden connecting to the PTL club network. What message does Gladden receive? What message does he post in return?
9. Discuss Jack's trip to Chicago. Why is Chicago special to Jack? Why has Jack flown to the Windy City?
10. How does the park ranger help the case? What does he do? How does the information help Jack?
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