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MURDER IN MONTAUK
Chapter 1
- c
- d
- b
- b
- He is happy that Charlie is no longer upset about being adopted and accepts him as his father again.
Chapter 2
- a
- He means that he is not prepared for all the ways his/their life would change because of a baby.
- b
- b
Chapter 4
- a
- b and c
- As a reporter, he knows how to use the Internet and other sources to track down information and people.
Chapter 5
- a
- c
- b, c, and d
- It means that he finds out how people react to the news of his "death," and that they will miss him or feel sad about losing him.
Chapter 6
- a
- all are correct answers
Chapter 8
- a (although an argument can be made for b)
- b and d
- a and d
Chapter 10
- All are important, but the most significant is C.
- Because the Chief is so willing to believe that it was suicide and didn't investigate anything else.
Chapter 11
- c (although a strong case could be made for b as well)
- It indicates he suspects that the Chief was alone at the site and could be lying about what really happened.
- He knew that people usually picked numbers or things that were important to them to use as passwords.
Chapter 12
- c
- c
- He wants to make sure Beth knows that the hotel is a nice place to stay and is not the type of place where things like this happen (implying he wasn't involved in any way).
- He is afraid it may not be legal and that it could be evidence.
- He is indicating his own surprise that David killed himself—that is, he wasn't acting like someone who wanted to take his own life.
- b
- He knew he wasn't supposed to drink and forced alcohol on him.
Chapter 15
- Chief Malkin recognized David as Charlie, the reporter who investigated the drowning of the boys several years ago and who the Chief thought suspected him of being involved.
- He is going to write David's story.
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