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

2. How does Frank give himself a head start before a bank can figure out that he is using phony checks?
(a) He uses checks in which the bank indicatese routing number is not the bank listed on the check. by th
(b) He cashes checks under a different name than the one he is traveling under.
(c) He cashes checks late in the day so they are not processed right away.
(d) He uses checks issued by a bank in another city.

3. How does Frank get himself out of the Fulton County Jail?
(a) He poses as a lawyer for one of the other prisoners and convinces the guard to let him out.
(b) He gets a bail bondsman to bail him out.
(c) He phones the desk sergeant posing as a doctor and claims that Frank Abagnale is diabetic.
(d) He manages to steal a set of keys from a guard.

4. Why does Frank decide that he needs a flight crew?
(a) He likes the idea of having beautiful women around.
(b) He hopes the crew make it harder for the FBI to trace him.
(c) It makes his check-cashing scheme more believable.
(d) Banks are starting to tell him that they don't believe he is a pilot.

5. Why doesn't Frank call his parents when he returns to New York?
(a) He fears that they turn him in.
(b) He does not want to have to lie to them.
(c) He is still angry about the divorce.
(d) He is too ashamed to face them.

6. What does Frank expect happens when he is released from Perpignan?
(a) He is released on parole.
(b) He is sent home to the United States.
(c) He is sent to a more humane French prison.
(d) He has to stand trial in another European country.

7. How many of Frank's interns begin to suspect that he is duping them?
(a) None of them ever suspect.
(b) By the end of the summer they are all wondering.
(c) At the end of the summer one tries to turn Frank in.
(d) One or two grow suspicious.

8. How does Frank get the money from the night depository out of the airport?
(a) He carries it in bags one at a time.
(b) Two state troopers help him to carry it to his car.
(c) He stashes it in an airport locker.
(d) He carries it out on the next flight.

9. How does Frank spend his time in Malmo Prison?
(a) He wanders aimlessly around the prison.
(b) He writes his life story.
(c) He studies law, hoping to find a loophole in his case.
(d) He takes classes in art.

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

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

12. Where does Frank go in an attempt to escape the manhunt for him?
(a) Anchorage.
(b) New York City.
(c) Washington D.C..
(d) Las Vegas.

13. 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) Banks check the account numbers against a list of account numbers that they have.
(c) Bank tellers get suspicious if they see a number that is not the real account number.
(d) When banks call to verify the amounts, Pan Am's bank confirms that there is enough money to pay the check.

14. How does Frank convince a Miami bank manager to cash a personal check for $15,000?
(a) He convinces her that he is a lawyer.
(b) He charms her into cashing the check for him.
(c) He uses a Pan Am expense check.
(d) He convinces her that the money is pending on his Philadelphia account.

15. Where does Frank leave the checks and credit card receipts from his bank heist?
(a) In Boston's harbor.
(b) In a suitcase in the airport.
(c) In the bathtub of his hotel room.
(d) In a locker at the bus station.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Frank go with the money he makes from his account deposit scheme?

2. How much does Frank make by stealing money from small deposits that people make at the bank?

3. What does Frank pose as in Philadelphia?

4. What does Frank learn from Pixie, the commercial artist?

5. What plans does Frank make for his future while he is living in Montpellier?

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