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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 8, "A Small Crew Will Do - It's Just a Paper Airplane".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where does Frank leave the checks and credit card receipts from his bank heist?
(a) In a suitcase in the airport.
(b) In Boston's harbor.
(c) In the bathtub of his hotel room.
(d) In a locker at the bus station.
2. What kind of a deal does Frank make with the gas station attendant?
(a) He charges tires, but sells them back to the gas station for less than they are worth.
(b) He uses his gas card to buy groceries and other items as well as gas.
(c) He works to pay for gas instead of paying for it with his credit card.
(d) He uses his credit card to pay back the money he owes.
3. 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.
4. Why is Frank so determined to raise money?
(a) He wants to save for college.
(b) He wants to travel.
(c) He wants to go on dates with girls.
(d) He wants to buy a car.
5. Why does Frank leave his $1.50/hour job?
(a) He cannot live on that amount of money.
(b) He is afraid his boss finds out he is forging checks.
(c) He hopes to find a job where he meets more girls.
(d) He does not like working for a living.
Short Answer Questions
1. What impression might a reader form about Frank's character from the first chapter?
2. How does Frank convince the Boston desk sergeant to let him keep his pilot's license and I.D. card?
3. Why does Frank go to Vermont?
4. Why does Frank later realize that it is just as well that he leaves Atlanta when he does?
5. Where does Frank go with the money he makes from his account deposit scheme?
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