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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Prologue and Part I: The Women's Murder Club - Again.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Jill tell the other girls had happened about five years earlier?
(a) She considered a career change.
(b) She had been married once before.
(c) She had a miscarriage.
(d) She thought about adopting.

2. What is found during the autopsy of the elderly black woman that leads Cindy to believe the woman did not commit suicide?
(a) Poison in her system.
(b) Blood and skin under her fingernails.
(c) Bruises down her back in the shape of shoes.
(d) A head wound.

3. What did the killer take a picture of that he is adding to his book in chapter eighteen?
(a) Estelle Chipman just before he kicked the chair out from under her.
(b) Tasha as she was falling to the ground.
(c) Tasha's dead body.
(d) Estelle Chipman as she was dying.

4. What does Aaron Winslow say is the reason that Lindsay will receive a warm welcome when she goes to pay her respects to Tasha's family?
(a) Tasha's mother is a police dispatcher.
(b) The family has been helped out by the police a lot.
(c) Tasha's uncle is a cop.
(d) The family appreciates everything the police are doing.

5. What is Lindsay told about Estelle Chipman's case when she talks to one of the cops on the case in chapter twelve?
(a) Someone confessed to the murders.
(b) The DNA under her fingernails came back as non-Caucasian.
(c) Her son was a policeman.
(d) She had been going to Aaron Winslow's church.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Claire say about the bullets that went in Tasha?

2. What does Lindsay say when Claire tells her to send over Estelle's autopsy file?

3. Where is Aaron Winslow leaving from when he hears the gun fire in the prologue?

4. What does the man say that he does for a living that owns in the house in chapter twenty?

5. What does the hat have embroidered on it that Chris gave to Lindsay?

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