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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. Why does it help Frank to have Pan Am checks with Pan Am's bank account number printed on them?
(a) The bank account number makes the checks look more real.
(b) When banks call to verify the amounts, Pan Am's bank confirms that there is enough money to pay the check.
(c) Banks check the account numbers against a list of account numbers that they have.
(d) Bank tellers get suspicious if they see a number that is not the real account number.

2. What does Frank finally decide to do?
(a) Go back to his old life of crime.
(b) Teach financial companies how to defend against swindlers.
(c) Live off the money he makes when he is still a con man.
(d) Work for a bank.

3. How does Frank feel about being sent to reform school?
(a) He uses it as a chance to learn more about being a con artist.
(b) He feels it is unfair because his father forgives him.
(c) He feels angry and tries to escape.
(d) He likes the reform school better than living at home.

4. What does Monique ask Frank to do when she breaks up with him?
(a) Continue to help Papa Lavalier in his business.
(b) Not take the break up personally.
(c) Help her to get a job with Pan Am.
(d) Never see her again.

5. How is Frank connected with the FBI today?
(a) He works for the financial crimes unit and teaches at the academy.
(b) He is still on the FBI's wanted list.
(c) His case is used as an example for young FBI agents.
(d) He is still trying to avoid the FBI in his daily life.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is Frank so determined to raise money?

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

3. How much does Frank make from his heist of the bank's night depository?

4. How does Frank test out what he learns about airline terms and procedures?

5. Why does Frank pretend to be a representative of Carib Air?

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