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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 7, "How to Tour Europe on a Felony a Day".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. If Frank gets a regular job, which of the following professions do you think he is best suited for?
(a) Fireman.
(b) Waiter.
(c) Actor.
(d) Cashier.

2. Why does Frank decide to stop posing as a pilot for a while?
(a) He is tired of flying around the country and wants to settle down.
(b) He is arrested in New Orleans for having suspicious credentials.
(c) One of his phony checks is not accepted when he tries to cash it.
(d) He wants to see what other professions he can pass himself off as.

3. How does Frank prove that he really is employed by Pan Am?
(a) He gives the officers names of pilots and stewardesses who can vouch for him.
(b) He shows the officers his phony I.D. and pilot's license.
(c) He has the officers call Pan Am's business office and ask about him.
(d) He convinces the officers by talking and using terminology only a pilot would know.

4. Why does Frank feel safe from the law while he is working as an attorney?
(a) Because he does not pass any phony checks in almost two years.
(b) Because he thinks that the FBI forgets all about him by now.
(c) Because he does not think the FBI thinks to look for him in the Attorney General's office.
(d) Because he no longer lives in New Orleans or Atlanta.

5. Why does Frank leave his $1.50/hour job?
(a) He is afraid his boss finds out he is forging checks.
(b) He hopes to find a job where he meets more girls.
(c) He does not like working for a living.
(d) He cannot live on that amount of money.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does a deadheading pilot sit on a plane?

2. How old is Frank when he leaves home?

3. What does Frank do if he suspects the police are starting to catch up with him?

4. Why is Frank forced to pose as a lawyer?

5. What does Frank decide to do after traveling through the western United States?

(see the answer key)

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