2. Who has to be at the coroner's inquest?
(a) Everyone who was at the Cowan's party.
(b) Just Vic.
(c) Vic and Horace.
(d) Just Melinda.

3. Where does Melinda say she will take the new man she introduces Vic to when she drives him home?
(a) The Chester Bar.
(b) The Flingington.
(c) The Wellington.
(d) Charley's old house.

4. What do Vic and Melinda serve for dinner in Part III?
(a) Pork.
(b) Beef.
(c) Duck.
(d) Chicken.

5. What does Vic make for the Wilsons when they visit?
(a) Manhattans.
(b) Old-Fashioneds.
(c) Gin and tonics.
(d) Cosmpolitans.

6. Who is Don Wilson's wife?
(a) June.
(b) Jane.
(c) Betty.
(d) Julia.

7. Who does Vic confront about the true nature of Carpenter's business in Part IV?
(a) Horace.
(b) Jane.
(c) Don and Ralph.
(d) Henry.

8. In Part III, who is the new person Melinda introduces Vic to?
(a) Mr. Stenchley.
(b) Mr. Higgins.
(c) Mr. Carpenter.
(d) Mr. Zoo.

9. Who does Horace think Carpenter might be a friend of?
(a) Don Wilson's.
(b) Jane Windham's.
(c) Fred Wickerson's.
(d) Ed Henry's.

10. What happens with Carpenter and Melinda after Melinda's birthday party?
(a) Carpenter starts to leave town more often.
(b) Carpenter starts to eat more often at Vic's house.
(c) Carpenter starts to ask Vic to borrow more books.
(d) Carpenter starts having much more alone time with Melinda.

11. How does Brian Ryder get to Vic's town to work together?
(a) Car.
(b) Plane.
(c) Boat.
(d) Train.

12. What does Mr. Cameron drink?
(a) Whiskey.
(b) Gin.
(c) Wine.
(d) Beer.

13. What does Vic notice is strange about the bank statements after De Lisle's death?
(a) Melinda is taking about a few hundred dollars more than usual each month.
(b) There is more money than usual in his account.
(c) There is more than $1,000 missing with no explanation.
(d) There is nothing strange about the bank statements.

14. What recurring image does Vic have in Part IV?
(a) That of a cut he had once on his hand.
(b) That of a bird dying.
(c) That of a storm from his childhood.
(d) That of a fire.

15. What does Vic tell Trixie would have happened if he had killed De Lisle?
(a) He would be killed himself.
(b) Nothing.
(c) He would have to pay a lot of money.
(d) He would be put in prison.