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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 26.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Before Kinsey meets with Gwen for a second time, Charlie Scorsoni shows up. What does he want?
(a) To confess his involvement in Laurence Fife's murder.
(b) Gwen's phone number.
(c) To track down Laurence Fife's car.
(d) To apologize to Kinsey and tell her he wants to help her with the Fife case.

2. When they talk at Rosie's, what does Nikki say was her reason for staying with Laurence?
(a) He was rich.
(b) He threatened to kill her.
(c) Her young son Colin.
(d) She still loved him.

3. The victim of the crime was Laurence Fife. What relationship was Nikki to him?
(a) His third wife.
(b) His fourth wife.
(c) His first wife.
(d) His second wife.

4. As Kinsey meets with Gwen for the third time, what does Kinsey attribute Laurence's interest in Nikki to?
(a) Gwen was unattractive.
(b) Gwen was uninteresting.
(c) Male menopause.
(d) Nikki had tricked him into leaving Gwen.

5. On a hunch and before she leaves the key place, Kinsey talks to Garry Steinberg. What does she tell him?
(a) That she thinks all the victims in the case were killed by one person.
(b) That she believes he has been lying to her all along.
(c) That she thinks Charlie Scorsoni was embezzling funds at his firm.
(d) That she thinks there is a serial killer in Santa Teresa.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Lyle suggest to Kinsey was the cause of Libby's death?

2. 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?

3. How long ago did the crime take place that Nikki wants Kinsey to investigate?

4. Gwen calls Kinsey to meet with her for the third time. What does she want to tell Kinsey?

5. After visiting Garry Steinberg, Kinsey hits the road for Santa Teresa and thinks about Charlie as she drives. What conclusion does she reach?

(see the answer key)

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