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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. Why does Frank agree to take the bar and start posing as a lawyer?
(a) He cannot think of anything else to do.
(b) He is excited by the challenge.
(c) He needs the money.
(d) He wants to be a lawyer.

2. Why does Frank decide to leave for Montpellier, France?
(a) He thinks it is a nice place to settle down.
(b) He knows that French police are not likely to track him down.
(c) He thinks the FBI cannot find him in Montpellier.
(d) He hopes to start a bank swindling scheme there.

3. How does Frank find out that he does not yet know enough about being a pilot?
(a) He is not allowed to deadhead on flights at first.
(b) He tests his new identity before trying it out.
(c) He is stopped by airport security because his I.D. is not correct.
(d) He meets a TWA pilot who is suspicious of him.

4. What does Frank learn from Pixie, the commercial artist?
(a) Las Vegas is the perfect place for him to operate for a while.
(b) With an I-Tek camera and a printing press he can print his own checks.
(c) The FBI are still looking for him and they are getting closer.
(d) The routing numbers on checks tell where a bank is located.

5. What impression might a reader form about Frank's character from the first chapter?
(a) He does not like to have to think anything through.
(b) He likes to follow the rules and play by the book.
(c) He likes to find creative ways to avoid following the rules.
(d) He is very greedy and dreams of having many possessions.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Frank convince the bank teller to give him the original check?

2. How many of Frank's interns begin to suspect that he is duping them?

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

4. How does Frank prepare to teach sociology courses?

5. Why does Frank decide to swindle a bank back in the States?

(see the answer key)

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