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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. What feature of a Boston airport gives Frank an idea for another con?
(a) The security officers inside the airport.
(b) The all-night check-in counter.
(c) The after-hours depository for a bank.
(d) The computer at the gate.

2. What does Frank decide to do to make it possible for him to cash more bad checks?
(a) He decides to go to more places where he is not known.
(b) He decides to open a new account in a different bank.
(c) He decides to forge some new identification.
(d) He decides to pose as an airline pilot.

3. Where does Frank go when he leaves his job at the Attorney General's office?
(a) He goes to the Pacific Northwest.
(b) He stays in the South.
(c) He returns home to New York.
(d) He goes West.

4. How does Frank get to know the staff at a pediatric hospital?
(a) He poses as a student writer and interviews hospital staff members.
(b) He hangs around the hospital to prepare for his new role.
(c) A doctor friend takes him there and introduces him to the staff.
(d) He does research on the staff by looking up doctors in the hospital directory.

5. What bonus does Frank get from a Pan Am stewardess on vacation in Mexico?
(a) He finds out more about what Pan Am pilot's uniforms should look like.
(b) He cashes a check for her and keeps her paycheck to use as a template.
(c) He gets a copy of her passport and starts printing his own passports.
(d) He gets more information about the way Pan Am works.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Frank get his pilot's license?

2. Why does Frank accept the job as a supervising resident, even though he knows that he is not qualified to practice medicine?

3. Why does Frank finally leave the hospital?

4. Why do the interns like to have Frank supervising them?

5. How long does Frank usually stay in a new apartment?

(see the answer key)

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