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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 7.

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. What is one reason Charlie would like to see Sharon Napier again?
(a) He wanted to speak to her mother.
(b) She owed him money when she left town.
(c) He was in love with her.
(d) She had taken some important documents with her.

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

4. At the time she is hired by Nikki, what does Kinsey know about Laurence Fife?
(a) He was a successful criminal lawyer.
(b) He was wanted in Canada on a 1974 murder charge.
(c) He was a successful doctor and happily married to Nikki.
(d) He was a successful divorce lawyer who had a lot of extramarital affairs.

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 he had to fight his way to the top and was a close friend of Laurence.
(c) That he was born rich and never had to work very hard.
(d) That she never trusted him.

Short Answer Questions

1. The day after Kinsey's meeting with Charlie Scorsoni, she meets with Gwen, Laurence Fife's first wife. Where does Gwen work?

2. What is Kinsey Millhone's occupation?

3. What does Gwen say made her bitter about the end of her marriage to Laurence Fife?

4. What is Charlie's reaction when Kinsey tells him Libby Glass died only four days after Laurence Fife was murdered?

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

(see the answer key)

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