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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 23.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Charlie shows up soon after she's reviewed the Fife case. Why has he come to see her?
(a) To ask her to ignore certain information she has on him.
(b) To ask her to date him exclusively.
(c) To ask her if she will take care of John's dogs.
(d) To apologize for getting angry at John's place.

2. Where does Kinsey find a letter addressed to "Darling Elizabeth"?
(a) Inside a copy of the novel "Pride and Prejudice."
(b) In one of Libby's diaries.
(c) Under her door.
(d) In her mailbox.

3. The police detective decided not to charge Nikki with Libby Glass' death. Why?
(a) Because there was no evidence to connect the two deaths.
(b) Because he was lazy.
(c) Because he couldn't place her at the scene of the crime.
(d) Because he didn't have enough manpower to investigate her death.

4. Gwen calls Kinsey to meet with her for the third time. What does she want to tell Kinsey?
(a) The proof Nikki didn't kill Laurence.
(b) The name of the person who killed Laurence.
(c) The names of the men she'd had an affair with while she was married to Laurence.
(d) The reasons why Libby couldn't have been murdered.

5. The day after meeting with Greg Fife, Kinsey meets with his sister Diane. Where do they meet?
(a) At a mall.
(b) At a health food restaurant.
(c) At a Thai restaurant.
(d) At the beach.

Short Answer Questions

1. What has Kinsey found out about Sharon and her life in Nevada?

2. On the Monday after her date with Charlie at the Ranch House, Kinsey visits the Homicide Division at the Santa Teresa police station. What does she want done with the "Darling Elizabeth" letter?

3. In Chapter 9, Kinsey heads to Los Angeles. Where does she stay?

4. At their first meeting, what does Gwen give Kinsey permission to do?

5. Kinsey goes to scope out Sharon's apartment before she visits her at her workplace. What does she find at the apartment?

(see the answer key)

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