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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. At the end of her conversation with Nikki in Rosie's Bar, Kinsey says that the first move will be to talk to a certain individual. Who is that person?
(a) Charlie Scorsoni.
(b) Con Dolan.
(c) Henry Pitts.
(d) Sharon Napier.

2. Which phrase best describes the Santa Teresa detective who is Kinsey's contact?
(a) Quiet, dignified, and elderly.
(b) A sharp dresser with a sharp attitude.
(c) Young, energetic, and talkative.
(d) Unkempt, with a pouchy face and a comb-over.

3. While they are meeting at Nikki's marital home, what does Nikki tell Kinsey is the reason for Gwen and Laurence's divorce?
(a) Gwen was never home.
(b) Laurence was abusing Gwen.
(c) Laurence many affairs.
(d) Gwen had had an affair.

4. During Kinsey's first interview with her, how does Gwen describe herself in her role as Laurence's first wife?
(a) She had her own career and was rarely home.
(b) They had a long-distance marriage and she rarely saw him.
(c) She was very happy as a stay-at-home wife and mother.
(d) She was perfectly made up and dressed and was a dutiful cook and mother.

5. At their meeting at Nikki's former home, what does Nikki tell Kinsey about Charlie Scorsoni?
(a) That he was important in Laurence's success as a lawyer.
(b) That she never trusted him.
(c) That he had to fight his way to the top and was a close friend of Laurence.
(d) That he was born rich and never had to work very hard.

Short Answer Questions

1. Kinsey walks home after talking to Nikki at Rosie's Bar. How far away does she live?

2. Kinsey asks Nikki to pay her $1000 up front for her investigative work. How much does Nikki write a check for?

3. Where does Nikki Fife live, now that she is out of jail?

4. Which statement does NOT apply to Rosie's Bar?

5. While they were at Rosie's, what does Nikki tell Kinsey she is absolutely convinced of?

(see the answer key)

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