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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. While driving to Oree, what does Ed tell Lewis about himself?
(a) That his life has been empty for some time.
(b) That he's looking forward to the challenge of the trip.
(c) That he cares deeply about his family.
(d) That he's a get-through-the-day man.

2. What question does the sheriff ask of Ed and Bobby that shows he doesn't completely buy their story?
(a) Why did the men take weapons on a canoe trip?
(b) Why did the men end up with four life jackets?
(c) Why wasn't a body found?
(d) Did Drew have a large life insurance policy?

3. How does the sheriff react when Ed complains about Deputy Queen's questions?
(a) He accepts what the deputy says and arrests Ed and Bobby.
(b) He listens to the deputy but refuses to listen to Ed.
(c) He calms down his deputy but questions Ed further.
(d) He tells Ed that the deputy is new and he should ignore him.

4. How does Ed get the group's cars after leaving the hospital?
(a) He goes all the way back to Oree to get them.
(b) He goes to the motel where the Griner Brothers dropped them off.
(c) He goes to the gas station where they were dropped off.
(d) He goes to the police station where the Highway Patrol brought them.

5. What does Ed do with the body of the dead shooter?
(a) He lowers it down the cliff with a rope.
(b) He throws it over the cliff.
(c) He hides it under brush and leaves.
(d) He leaves it to be disposed of by the animals.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does one of the locals who accosted Bobby and Ed with a gun do to Bobby?

2. To what businesses does the graphics studio mostly cater ?

3. What does the Kitt's model do during the photo shoot that gives Ed a deep male thrill?

4. While driving to Oree, what does Lewis tell Ed?

5. In the September 16 section, after disposing of the shooter's body, what do the men find as they continue on down the river?

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