2. Why does Frank decide to leave Atlanta?
(a) He is worried about the FBI catching up with him.
(b) He misses life as a pilot.
(c) His job ends and his apartment lease is up.
(d) He feels restless and wants to go to another city.

3. How does Frank manage to pass the bar exam?
(a) He has someone else take the exam for him.
(b) He studies hard and takes it three times.
(c) He doesn't pass the exam, but he forges documents showing that he does.
(d) He gets a copy of the exam and cheats.

4. Why does Frank feel safe from the law while he is working as an attorney?
(a) Because he thinks that the FBI forgets all about him by now.
(b) Because he does not pass any phony checks in almost two years.
(c) Because he no longer lives in New Orleans or Atlanta.
(d) Because he does not think the FBI thinks to look for him in the Attorney General's office.

5. How does Frank prepare to teach sociology courses?
(a) He makes it up as he goes along.
(b) He audits some courses taught by the head of the deparment.
(c) He studies sociology in the library.
(d) He takes courses at another university.

6. What event in his personal life serves as the trigger for Frank to become a juvenile delinquent?
(a) His parents' divorce.
(b) Moving in with his father.
(c) Getting his first credit card.
(d) His first arrest.

7. What incident scares Frank into thinking about resigning?
(a) A nurse becomes suspicious of him.
(b) He doesn't know what to do for a blue baby.
(c) He gets bored with the practice of medicine.
(d) He becomes faint at the sight of blood.

8. Why do the interns like to have Frank supervising them?
(a) They like him because he jokes a lot.
(b) They think he lets them get away with anything.
(c) They think he has confidence in them as doctors.
(d) They hope to learn from his medical expertise.

9. How does Frank avoid blowing his cover while he is working at the hospital?
(a) He talks to the nurses to find out what he needs to know.
(b) He presents himself as distant and all-knowing.
(c) He presents himself as a jokester.
(d) He spends a lot of time doing research.

10. Where does Frank go when he leaves his job at the Attorney General's office?
(a) He goes West.
(b) He stays in the South.
(c) He goes to the Pacific Northwest.
(d) He returns home to New York.

11. Which of the following groups of people is NOT conned by Frank?
(a) Hotel staff.
(b) The police.
(c) Stewardesses.
(d) Pilots and copilots.

12. Why does Frank finally leave the hospital?
(a) He decides that his salary at the hospital is not enough to live on.
(b) The hospital administrator finally locates a permanent replacement.
(c) He is afraid that he is responsible for a child's death.
(d) His cover is blown and he is discovered.

13. What is "deadheading"?
(a) Getting a free ride in the cockpit of an airplane.
(b) Forging a check.
(c) Failing to pay a credit card bill.
(d) Tricking a teacher or school with a fake note.

14. How is Frank affected by his parents' divorce?
(a) His mother refuses to let Frank live with her.
(b) His teachers feel sorry for him because of the divorce.
(c) His siblings blame Frank for the divorce.
(d) His father tries to use Frank to woo his mother back.

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