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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Afterword and Q&A with the Author.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When he realizes that airline employees are suspicious of him, how does Frank gather more information about his role as a pilot?
(a) He reads airline magazines.
(b) He uses a method of trial and error.
(c) He conducts more interviews.
(d) He goes to the library.
2. How does Frank manage to leave the Federal Detention Center?
(a) His lawyer gets him out while awaiting trial.
(b) He is allowed to leave for the day as part of a work release program.
(c) He pretends to be very sick and is removed to a hospital.
(d) He tells the prison officials that he has an urgent meeting and they let him walk out.
3. What kind of a deal does Frank make with the gas station attendant?
(a) He uses his gas card to buy groceries and other items as well as gas.
(b) He uses his credit card to pay back the money he owes.
(c) He works to pay for gas instead of paying for it with his credit card.
(d) He charges tires, but sells them back to the gas station for less than they are worth.
4. Why does Frank have 10,000 payroll checks printed?
(a) He anticipates needing that many checks to pay for his European vacation.
(b) He expects to have to hire others to help him with his schemes.
(c) He thinks printing so many makes him look like he really does work for Pan Am.
(d) He is planning to expand his operations dramatically.
5. Who is the first individual Frank admits to conning out of money?
(a) A Pan Am stewardess.
(b) A Miami prostitute.
(c) A bail bondsman.
(d) A college student intern.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Frank decide to pose as a pediatrician?
2. Why do you think banks want to hire Frank?
3. What does Frank do for a living when he first moves into the River Bend complex?
4. What is the overall tone of the book?
5. Why does Frank decide to stop posing as a pilot for a while?
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