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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 information does Eve impart to Carly?
(a) Her mother is dead.
(b) She is free to go.
(c) She is under arrest.
(d) Her father's identity.

2. How many years ago had the incident taken place?
(a) 24.
(b) 5.
(c) 12.
(d) 7.

3. Dallas and Peabody get into an argument over Peabody's personal relationship with which character?
(a) Roarke.
(b) Ryan.
(c) Ian.
(d) Charles.

4. What is the surname of the friend who is waiting for Dallas at home?
(a) Furst.
(b) Feinstein.
(c) Freestone.
(d) Feeney.

5. What is often very difficult to understand despite the facts of the case?
(a) Heart.
(b) Jealousy.
(c) Ambition.
(d) Rage.

Short Answer Questions

1. What item seems to magically appear to Roarke and McNab's benefit?

2. What adjective best describes Carly's attitude when Dallas and Peabody visit her?

3. Where did Anja run off to in order to have a baby?

4. Which character will it be necessary for Dallas to speak to in order to get a clear picture?

5. What author was Stiles reading while he waited for Anja?

Short Essay Questions

1. What interesting information does Eve learn about Michael Proctor's mother?

2. Who does Eve meet at the hospital? How does the meeting affect Eve?

3. How does Carly react to the news about Draco being her father?

4. How was Roarke able to help Mavis with her career?

5. The author delves into Eve's personal life by introducing Eve's most unlikely and closest friend. Discuss the friend and her effect on Dallas.

6. Explain the scene between Dallas and Anja Carvell regarding Carly's parentage.

7. What are Roarke and McNab up to in Eve's home office? What topics are discussed?

8. How did Stiles use his skills to avoid police detection?

9. What about the conversation upsets Eve?

10. What is discussed during Eve's meeting with Mira regarding the case?

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