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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What poison was used to kill both Laurence Fife and Libby Glass?
(a) Oleander.
(b) Arsenic.
(c) Strychnine.
(d) Cyanide.

2. Why was Sharon Napier a witness at Nikki's trial for the murder of Laurence?
(a) Sharon had been a witness to a couple of their fights in his office.
(b) Nikki had hired Sharon to tail Laurence.
(c) Sharon was the last to see Laurence alive.
(d) Sharon had threatened Laurence several times.

3. At their meeting at Nikki's former home, what does Nikki tell Kinsey about Charlie Scorsoni?
(a) That she never trusted him.
(b) That he was important in Laurence's success as a lawyer.
(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.

4. What opinion does Gwen have about the trial for her ex-husband Laurence's murder?
(a) She thinks it was a joke.
(b) She thinks it was a fair trial and that justice was served.
(c) She thinks Nikki was guilty but should have served less time.
(d) She thinks Nikki should have served a life sentence.

5. While at Rosie's, Nikki tells Kinsey she knows the name Libby Glass. How does she know it?
(a) Nikki's attorney mentioned it during her trial.
(b) Nikki had met her at a party.
(c) Nikki went to school with Libby.
(d) Nikki snooped through Laurence's phone bills.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Kinsey goes to see California Fidelity about her insurance fraudster case, what do her clients there tell her?

2. 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?

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

4. What was the evidence against Nikki that helped convict her?

5. Kinsey asks Nikki what she thinks of Charlie's being responsible for Laurence's death. How does she respond?

(see the answer key)

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