The Whole Enchilada Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Goldy suggest that she and Father Pete go out on the back deck at the rented house? (from Chapters 6-10)

Father Pete has had too much to drink and she hopes some fresh air will help to sober him up.

It is hot and the house is not air conditioned.

Goldy thinks she sees something on the Lake and wants to get a better look.

Drew won’t hear them talking about final arrangements for Holly, and the fact that there will need to be an autopsy performed.

2.

What has Ophelia Unger been doing with the money her father had given her to shop with? (from Chapters 18-20)

Gambling in Las Vegas.

Giving it to her Bob Rushwood’s Pails for Trails charity.

Investing in stocks.

Paying for college.

3.

What does Goldy ask Tom to find out after she discovers that George Ingleby is allergic to gelatin? (from Chapters 18-20)

If George is also allergic to peanuts.

If George has a rash on his arm.

If George is sterile.

If George ever told Holly about the allergy when they were married.

4.

What does Warren Broome do after Goldy tells him on the phone that before she died Holly gave her a message to give to him? (from Chapters 11-14)

He demands Goldy tell him what the message is.

He locks himself in his bathroom and cries.

He begs Goldy to tell him what the message is.

He tells Goldy that he doesn't care.

5.

Why does Tom tell Goldy that he has to consider Drew as a possible suspect in his mother’s death? (from Chapters 6-10)

Someone had made a report to the sheriff’s department about Drew and Holly having a serious fight earlier in the week.

Someone overhead Drew say he was going to kill his mother.

Drew does not seem as upset as he should.

Someone had seen Drew pour something into one of the dishes served at the party.

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