1. In Chapter 15, Spenser and Paul are discussing Hawk. In that discussion about Hawk, what does Spenser tell Paul that he will help him learn?
(a) The difference between being weak and being weak-willed.
(b) The difference between being good and being good at something.
(c) The difference between being good and being a good man.
(d) The difference between being strong and being strong-minded.

2. In Chapter 7, what is Patty's "plan" for Spenser?
(a) To go to the police with the story.
(b) To go and beat up her ex-husband.
(c) To stay with her and Paul; to be their protector.
(d) To go and threaten her ex-husband.

3. Which of the following projects does Spenser think will teach Paul to become independent and self-reliant?
(a) Growing his own food and living in a cabin in the Maine woods.
(b) Moving out by himself.
(c) Going camping for a month in the wilds of the Maine woods.
(d) Building a house on Susan's property in Fryeburg, Maine.

4. Why does Spenser feel that Paul needs to be away from his parents?
(a) Because Paul does not want to live with either one of them.
(b) Because they are using him to bait each other, and it is not psychologically or emotionally healthy.
(c) Because they are harming him; and they have not taught him how to survive.
(d) Because the two of them need time to work out their problems.

5. Who was the best fighter Spenser ever fought?
(a) Horace Gracie.
(b) Joe Walcott.
(c) Rob Marciano.
(d) Muhammad Ali.