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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 5, "A Law Degree Is Just an Illegal Technicality".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why does Frank decide to leave Atlanta?
(a) He is worried about the FBI catching up with him.
(b) He misses life as a pilot.
(c) His job ends and his apartment lease is up.
(d) He feels restless and wants to go to another city.
2. Why does Frank want to deadhead on a flight out of New York City?
(a) He wants to see the world.
(b) He has to in order to be believable as a pilot.
(c) He suspects the police are looking for him.
(d) He wants to visit relatives in another city.
3. Why does Frank have a checking account?
(a) He starts his own account when he gets his first job.
(b) He has to have a checking account to get a job.
(c) His father sets one up for him a year earlier.
(d) He never has a checking account; he only pretends he does.
4. Why does Frank decide to live with his father?
(a) He gets along better with his father than his mother.
(b) He is angry with his mother for moving out.
(c) He does not want to live with his siblings.
(d) He pities his father, who still loves his mother.
5. Why does Frank feel safe from the law while he is working as an attorney?
(a) Because he does not think the FBI thinks to look for him in the Attorney General's office.
(b) Because he thinks that the FBI forgets all about him by now.
(c) Because he no longer lives in New Orleans or Atlanta.
(d) Because he does not pass any phony checks in almost two years.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Frank do for a living when he first moves into the River Bend complex?
2. What mistake does Frank's father have expunged from Frank's record?
3. How does Frank find out what a "blue baby" is?
4. How does Frank prove that he really is employed by Pan Am?
5. Why does Frank tell the sales representative that he needs to order 200 I.D. cards when he really only needs one for himself?
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