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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. Who is Dalton Kimbrough?
(a) A banker.
(b) Milo's uncle.
(c) A famous musician.
(d) A robber.

2. Who does the target in Nickie's case make a phone call to?
(a) The Chamber of Commerce.
(b) The DMV.
(c) The White House.
(d) The Hilton Hotel.

3. What does one of Milo's attackers suggest during the attack?
(a) They were told to kill Milo.
(b) They should kill Milo for fun.
(c) They mug for a living.
(d) They were told not to kill Milo.

4. What happens to the surviving guy who attacks Milo?
(a) Milo beats him up.
(b) Milo takes him to the police station.
(c) He is never seen again.
(d) He runs away.

5. What does Milo assure Muffin about the charges against him?
(a) They will be dropped.
(b) There is no evidence holding up the charges against him.
(c) There is evidence holding up the charges against him.
(d) They will not be dropped.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who advises Milo to never trust a drunk unless he's on his knees?

2. Who does Milo call on a pay phone after visiting Mrs. Crider?

3. Where does the target in Nickie's case sneak out of in order to make a phone call?

4. What does Reese do as his second attempt to make Milo go away?

5. What is Milo worried about when a cop approaches his car?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Milo view in "Chapter 14", and what is his reaction to it?

2. Who is Dalton Kimbrough and what history does this person have with Milo?

3. When Milo is attacked, what does he do in order to save his life?

4. When Milo goes into a bar bathroom to vomit, what does he recall?

5. What happens to Milo in the alley behind Mahoney's?

6. Why is Milo known at the Holy Light Hog Farm?

7. Why does Mrs. Crider hire Milo?

8. What does Reese do in order to get Milo to leave him alone?

9. What does Mrs. Crider give Milo, and why is this helpful?

10. What does Milo agree to do for Jamison?

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