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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 4.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. While they were at Rosie's, what does Nikki tell Kinsey she is absolutely convinced of?
(a) That Laurence was having an affair before he died.
(b) That Kinsey was the best investigator in town.
(c) That Laurence was going to kill Sharon Napier.
(d) That Laurence was stealing from his firm.

2. Which phrase best describes the Santa Teresa detective who is Kinsey's contact?
(a) Young, energetic, and talkative.
(b) Unkempt, with a pouchy face and a comb-over.
(c) A sharp dresser with a sharp attitude.
(d) Quiet, dignified, and elderly.

3. What does Kinsey say is a negative about using poison as a murder weapon?
(a) It's difficult to tamper with someone's medication.
(b) The killer has to make sure only the victim takes it.
(c) The killer isn't always there when the victim dies.
(d) Poison is not as exciting as guns or knives.

4. What condition does Kinsey put on Nikki's request to investigate the crime?
(a) She says that Nikki must not question how Kinsey will proceed.
(b) She will investigate this old case only if new evidence can be found.
(c) She demands $4000 up front.
(d) She asks for any items Nikki has that belonged to Laurence.

5. When Kinsey first visits him, what is the police detective's assessment of the Libby Glass case?
(a) That Libby Glass killed herself.
(b) That Libby Glass took the poison accidentally.
(c) That Nikki Fife was responsible for her death also.
(d) That someone else killed Libby Glass.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which statement does NOT apply to Rosie's Bar?

2. Nikki served time for this crime. How long was she in jail?

3. What is Charlie's reaction when Kinsey tells him Libby Glass died only four days after Laurence Fife was murdered?

4. Where does Kinsey keep the information she records on her cases?

5. What other case in Kinsey working on while she thinks about Nikki's request?

(see the answer key)

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