4. How does Wallander insult his officers in this chapter?
(a) He accuses one of them of being an informant.
(b) He tells them they are not doing their jobs.
(c) He swears at them.
(d) He talks to them like children.

5. What does Wallander wish could talk?
(a) The horse.
(b) The cat.
(c) The hare.
(d) The rabbit.

6. Where does Wallander go after the refugee camp?
(a) The hospital.
(b) His father's house.
(c) Home.
(d) The police station.

7. What item of Wallander's clothing catches on fire in this chapter?
(a) His socks.
(b) His jacket.
(c) His hair.
(d) His trousers.

8. What race of people does Martinsson think committed the murders?
(a) Finnish.
(b) Russian.
(c) Latvians.
(d) Polish.

9. What part of Johannes' body had the murderers tried to cut off?
(a) His nose.
(b) His ear.
(c) His finger.
(d) His toe.

10. With what does the girl ask Wallander to help her?
(a) Some bricks.
(b) A ladder.
(c) The coffee.
(d) Food.

11. What does the young girl say she can hear in Wallander's voice?
(a) That he is divorced.
(b) That he is unhappy.
(c) That he recognizes her.
(d) That he is a policeman.

12. What does Wallander think of doing to help him lose weight?
(a) Go jogging.
(b) Take up smoking.
(c) GIve up fast food.
(d) Work harder.

13. What does Nystrom say an empty stable is like to a diary farmer?
(a) A catacombs.
(b) A morgue.
(c) Heaven.
(d) A torture chamber.

14. What does Widen say he doesn't read?
(a) Newspapers.
(b) Form guides.
(c) Novels.
(d) Magazines.

15. What did Johannes do three days before his death?
(a) Make a large withdrawal from his bank.
(b) Visit a friend in London.
(c) See his mistress.
(d) Camp out in the mountains.