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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 8.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. After looking at the files on the Laurence Fife case, Kinsey is no longer convinced Nikki is necessarily guilty. What is the detective's reaction?
(a) He tells her that she is an amateur with no investigative skills.
(b) He just laughs and shakes his head.
(c) He knows that she will share any new information she finds with the police.
(d) He tells her that she is dead wrong.

2. What does the Santa Teresa detective allow Kinsey to do?
(a) Look at the files of Laurence Fife's murder.
(b) Check the computer files for information on Nikki Fife.
(c) Download his computer files to her memory stick.
(d) Phone his contacts around Santa Teresa.

3. What does Kinsey find out from her first conversation with Gwen about Nikki and Laurence's young son Colin?
(a) That he will have nothing to do with Laurence.
(b) That he lives with Nikki's mother.
(c) That he is deaf.
(d) That Laurence has custody of him.

4. The day after Kinsey's meeting with Charlie Scorsoni, she meets with Gwen, Laurence Fife's first wife. Where does Gwen work?
(a) At an animal shelter.
(b) At a veterinarian's office.
(c) At a pet store.
(d) At a dog-grooming business.

5. Libby Glass worked for Haycraft and McNiece. What does this firm do?
(a) It investigates wrongful death cases.
(b) It is Santa Teresa' most important law firm.
(c) It is a business management firm that represented Laurence Fife's firm.
(d) It publishes investigative reports.

Short Answer Questions

1. At their meeting at Nikki's former home, what does Nikki tell Kinsey about Charlie Scorsoni?

2. What was Libby Glass' occupation?

3. When Kinsey first visits him, what is the police detective's assessment of the Libby Glass case?

4. Where does Kinsey keep the information she records on her cases?

5. Why was Sharon Napier a witness at Nikki's trial for the murder of Laurence?

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