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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. What does Milo inform Jamison about Reese's thoughts on Raymond?
(a) Reese believes Raymond was a bad man.
(b) Reese does not believe Raymond was a drug dealer.
(c) Reese believes Raymond was dealing heroin.
(d) Reese believes Raymond was not a murderer.

2. Why is Milo known at the Holy Light Hog Farm?
(a) Prior visits to request a room for himself.
(b) Prior visits to track down runaway wives.
(c) Prior visits with his ex-wife.
(d) For his troublesome past.

3. What is Nickie's response to Milo's attack?
(a) Uncertainty.
(b) Nervousness.
(c) Sadness.
(d) Guilt.

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

5. How does Elton die?
(a) He falls down the stairs.
(b) He drives his car into a river.
(c) He drowns in the river.
(d) He is shot.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Milo go to treat his wounds inflicted by Reese?

2. What does Reese use first in order to send Milo away?

3. Why does Mrs. Crider want to hire Milo?

4. Who does the folder Mrs. Crider gives to Milo really belong to?

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

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. What does Milo agree to do for Jamison?

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

5. Where does Milo go first after being attacked and what happens while there?

6. Why is Reese worried about speaking with Milo and answering his questions?

7. What information does Reese give Milo about Raymond?

8. What does Milo read that belongs to Raymond?

9. Why does Mrs. Crider hire Milo?

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

(see the answer keys)

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