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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 12.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When she sees her for the first time, what is Kinsey's impression of Sharon?
(a) That she is slow and dull witted.
(b) That she is tall and attractive.
(c) That she is very sharp and talks a lot.
(d) That she is very short and cranky.
2. The day after Kinsey's meeting with Charlie Scorsoni, she meets with Gwen, Laurence Fife's first wife. Where does Gwen work?
(a) At a dog-grooming business.
(b) At an animal shelter.
(c) At a pet store.
(d) At a veterinarian's office.
3. Kinsey asks Nikki what she thinks of Charlie's being responsible for Laurence's death. How does she respond?
(a) Nikki laughs hysterically at the idea.
(b) Nikki says she's thought it over and wants to look into it.
(c) Nikki does not think Charlie had a motive.
(d) Nikki says that it was impossible because Charlie was with her that night.
4. Which phrase best describes the Santa Teresa detective who is Kinsey's contact?
(a) Young, energetic, and talkative.
(b) A sharp dresser with a sharp attitude.
(c) Unkempt, with a pouchy face and a comb-over.
(d) Quiet, dignified, and elderly.
5. At the time she is hired by Nikki, what does Kinsey know about Laurence Fife?
(a) He was a successful doctor and happily married to Nikki.
(b) He was a successful criminal lawyer.
(c) He was a successful divorce lawyer who had a lot of extramarital affairs.
(d) He was wanted in Canada on a 1974 murder charge.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who was Laurence Fife having drinks with on the night that he died?
2. What surprise does Kinsey get when she meets with Libby Glass's parents?
3. What is Kinsey suspicious about at the end of her first meeting with Sharon?
4. While they were at Rosie's, what does Nikki tell Kinsey she is absolutely convinced of?
5. How long ago did the crime take place that Nikki wants Kinsey to investigate?
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