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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. How does Frank avoid blowing his cover while he is working at the hospital?
(a) He talks to the nurses to find out what he needs to know.
(b) He presents himself as a jokester.
(c) He spends a lot of time doing research.
(d) He presents himself as distant and all-knowing.

2. Which of the following activities is Frank the first known check forger ever to do?
(a) Travel around the country while forging checks.
(b) Print his own checks with a printing press.
(c) Manipulate the routing numbers on the bottom of checks.
(d) Steal such a large amount of money in such a short time.

3. Why does Frank end up leaving his job as an attorney?
(a) He gets tired of being treated like a gopher.
(b) He misses traveling around the country as a pilot.
(c) He decides that it is time to move on in case the FBI is catching up.
(d) He meets another Harvard man who becomes suspicious.

4. What skills must Frank possess in order to pass himself off as a doctor?
(a) The ability to learn new information quickly.
(b) The ability to fake paperwork.
(c) The ability to remain unflustered in any situation.
(d) The ability to charm anyone he meets.

5. What does Frank give as his address when he stays at hotels?
(a) He makes up a phony address.
(b) He gives General Delivery, New York as his address.
(c) He lists whatever hotel he stays at last.
(d) He lists Pan Am's address in New York.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Frank get the money from the night depository out of the airport?

2. What is Frank actually doing when FBI agent O'Riley shows up at the Boston jail to pick him up?

3. How does Frank add to his university lectures?

4. How does Frank get a Pan Am uniform?

5. What does Frank do for a living when he first moves into the River Bend complex?

(see the answer key)

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