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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Kinsey is trying to find out more about Libby Glass when she goes to L.A. She looks up Lyle Abernathy but finds no listing for him. What was Lyle to Libby?
(a) He was an old boyfriend.
(b) He was her former therapist.
(c) He was her doctor.
(d) He was her half-brother.
2. When they talk at Rosie's, what does Nikki say was her reason for staying with Laurence?
(a) Her young son Colin.
(b) He was rich.
(c) He threatened to kill her.
(d) She still loved him.
3. What does Kinsey say is a negative about using poison as a murder weapon?
(a) The killer isn't always there when the victim dies.
(b) It's difficult to tamper with someone's medication.
(c) Poison is not as exciting as guns or knives.
(d) The killer has to make sure only the victim takes it.
4. Charlie Scorsoni had changed since Kinsey had last seen him at the murder trial eight years previously. What has changed about him?
(a) He has lost his hair.
(b) He has lost weight.
(c) He has gained weight.
(d) He has had a nose job.
5. What does the Santa Teresa detective allow Kinsey to do?
(a) Check the computer files for information on Nikki Fife.
(b) Download his computer files to her memory stick.
(c) Look at the files of Laurence Fife's murder.
(d) Phone his contacts around Santa Teresa.
Short Answer Questions
1. During Kinsey's first interview with her, how does Gwen describe herself in her role as Laurence's first wife?
2. When Kinsey meets with Charlotte Mercer, what does Charlotte tell her?
3. Gwen Fife and Kinsey meet again at a restaurant the evening of their first meeting. What information does Gwen give Kinsey about her children?
4. Libby Glass worked for Haycraft and McNiece. What does this firm do?
5. Why is Rosie, the owner of Rosie's Bar, openly hostile to Nikki when she and Kinsey meet there for lunch?
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