Catch Me if You Can: The True Story of a Real Fake Test | Final Test - Easy

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Catch Me if You Can: The True Story of a Real Fake Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is Frank actually doing when FBI agent O'Riley shows up at the Boston jail to pick him up?
(a) He is at the airport stealing the money from the bank's night depository.
(b) He is hiding in the apartment of a girlfriend.
(c) He is 500 miles away.
(d) He is on a plane to Paris.

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

3. Why can't the American Consulate intervene on Frank's behalf?
(a) Because Frank is being treated exactly like the French prisoners.
(b) Because Frank commits the crimes for which he is tried.
(c) Because Frank also commits crimes in the United States.
(d) Because Frank is not behaving well in prison.

4. Who is Frank released to when he leaves Perpignan?
(a) The British police.
(b) The Swedish police.
(c) The Swiss police.
(d) The Italian police.

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

6. What are prisoners at Perpignan expected to use as a toilet?
(a) A bucket that is rarely emptied.
(b) A hole in the ground.
(c) An outhouse.
(d) An ordinary toilet.

7. What is one way in which Frank is treated differently in Sweden than he is in France?
(a) He is provided with medical care.
(b) He is not given enough to eat.
(c) He is not allowed to bathe.
(d) He is not given room to move freely.

8. Where is Frank captured after his escape from the plane that brings him back to the United States?
(a) At the airport in Montreal, Canada.
(b) At a gas station in Atlanta, Georgia.
(c) At a cafe in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
(d) At his girlfriend's home in the Bronx.

9. Whose intervention saves Frank from being turned over to the FBI while he is in jail in Boston?
(a) A Pan Am pilot.
(b) A state trooper.
(c) A bail bondsman.
(d) A desk sergeant.

10. Why is Frank almost caught because of one of his corporate expense checks?
(a) He passes a phony check to the same bank teller twice.
(b) He forgets he writes his own name and address on the back.
(c) He does not realize the FBI is tracking his phony checks.
(d) The check is not a good forgery and it is detected.

11. How do the French police locate Frank?
(a) They follow a paper trail of forged checks.
(b) Frank's grandparents turn him in for his own good.
(c) The FBI tell them where to find Frank.
(d) They receive a tip from an Air France flight attendant.

12. Does Frank make money on the intern scheme?
(a) Yes, but he spends it all on the interns.
(b) Yes, he makes more than $300,000.00.
(c) No, but he enjoys the summer of travel.
(d) No, but he does not care since he had fun.

13. How does Frank eventually pay his bail bondsman?
(a) With cash.
(b) With a credit card.
(c) With a phony Pan Am check.
(d) With a legitimate cashier's check.

14. What bonus does Frank get from a Pan Am stewardess on vacation in Mexico?
(a) He cashes a check for her and keeps her paycheck to use as a template.
(b) He finds out more about what Pan Am pilot's uniforms should look like.
(c) He gets more information about the way Pan Am works.
(d) He gets a copy of her passport and starts printing his own passports.

15. Why does Frank decide to start forging large corporate checks?
(a) It is easier to forge a corporate check than a personal check.
(b) He has a grudge against Pan Am and wants to hurt the company.
(c) The criminal penalty is the same whether he passes a phony check for $100 or $5000.
(d) His expenses get larger and he needs more money.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Frank go in an attempt to escape the manhunt for him?

2. Why is it so hard for the FBI to find out anything about Frank?

3. Why does Frank have 10,000 payroll checks printed?

4. Which of the following is an example of Frank's "code of honor"?

5. Which of the following activities is Frank the first known check forger ever to do?

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