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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. How does Frank get his pilot's license?
(a) He steals one from a pilot and adds his own name.
(b) He forges one himself using a typewriter.
(c) He has a plaque made and then has the plaque copied.
(d) He buys one from a company that prints licenses.

2. Why is Frank forced to pose as a lawyer?
(a) He wants to find a job where he cannot accidentally kill anyone.
(b) An old girlfriend remembers that he tells her he has a law degree from Harvard.
(c) He is looking for a job that helps him to earn a good salary.
(d) He needs a job that allows him to avoid the FBI.

3. How does Frank earn his father's trust?
(a) By getting a part-time job in a warehouse.
(b) By getting good grades in school.
(c) By paying off his credit card debt.
(d) By carrying messages to his mother.

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

5. Why doesn't Frank worry that the hotels may call the police?
(a) He is certain that as a juvenile, he cannot be charged.
(b) He is certain he leaves no trail for police to follow.
(c) He feels sure that his crimes are small compared to others they must solve.
(d) He thinks that he is several steps ahead of the police.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Frank later realize that it is just as well that he leaves Atlanta when he does?

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

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

4. How does Frank earn the respect of the hospital's interns?

5. Why does Frank think he doesn't get in much trouble if he is caught?

(see the answer key)

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