3. What is Vernon's new purpose in life?
(a) To increase circulation for The Judge.
(b) To ruin Clive's life.
(c) To make Molly's memory count for something.
(d) To ruin Julian's life.

4. What does Vernon criticize in Chapter Four?
(a) Clive's irresponsibility.
(b) His staff's inability to support him.
(c) Clive's lack of acknowledgement.
(d) The Lakeland rapist's violent behavior.

5. What does Clive find inspirational while hiking?
(a) A bird nest.
(b) An argument he sees.
(c) A bird call.
(d) The leaves falling off a tree.

6. Who begins to denounce Vernon by the end of the weekend?
(a) The television news.
(b) George.
(c) The Judge's editorials.
(d) Other newspapers.

7. What is the name of Julian's wife?
(a) Maria.
(b) Rose.
(c) Mary.
(d) Rosaline.

8. Who plans to ruin Vernon's job at The Judge?
(a) Clive.
(b) George.
(c) Julian's wife.
(d) Frank.

9. What do both Clive and Vernon fail to see?
(a) Julian's alliance with George.
(b) George's vengefulness.
(c) Their own moral shortcomings.
(d) Why Vernon's staff is so fickle.

10. Why does Vernon call Clive in Chapter Four?
(a) To reconcile.
(b) To tell him he's publishing the photos.
(c) To tell him to call the police.
(d) To continue the argument.

11. What does Vernon want Clive to do?
(a) Contact the police.
(b) Confess to a crime.
(c) Find the Lakeland rapist.
(d) Support him publishing the photos.

12. Who does Clive see arguing when he is hiking?
(a) A man and a woman.
(b) Two women.
(c) A group of men and one woman.
(d) Two men.

13. How does Clive feel about ignoring the argument?
(a) Inspired.
(b) Nonchalant.
(c) Irritated.
(d) Guilty.

14. What role does Clive believe he plays?
(a) Taker.
(b) Organizer.
(c) Giver.
(d) Thinker.

15. What is Vernon a victim of?
(a) Poor judgment.
(b) Cruel fate.
(c) Conservative values.
(d) Lack of influence.