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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through After.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What kind of pictures does Ed think resulted from the Kitt's photo shoot?
(a) Nothing that can be used.
(b) Some good stuff.
(c) Better pictures than ever before.
(d) Good enough to satisfy the client, though not professional.

2. What does Bobby do while the ambulance crew works on Lewis, and they wait for the Highway Patrol to arrive?
(a) He chews on Ed for leaving him alone with a dying man.
(b) He stays apart because he needs to be alone for a moment.
(c) He watches over Lewis until the ambulance leaves.
(d) He practices the agreed-upon story with two fishermen.

3. What are the approximate ages of the four men who are discussing the canoe trip?
(a) Late twenties.
(b) Mid-forties.
(c) Mid-thirties.
(d) Varies from twenty to thirty-five.

4. In the September 15 section, the first morning, why does Ed hunt in the draw?
(a) The surrounding hills are too steep to climb.
(b) The fog in the draw will conceal him from the deer.
(c) He can always find his way back to the camp.
(d) Deer usually are found in low-lying areas.

5. What does Ed see as the one thing they can use to their advantage against the man trying to kill them?
(a) The shooter thinks they died when the canoes tipped over.
(b) They have a rifle.
(c) The shooter doesn't think they can get at him on the cliff.
(d) The shooter doesn't realize they are familiar with the area.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Ed looking forward to while the men are discussing the canoe trip during lunch?

2. What guides Ed's choice of location from which to shoot their attacker?

3. What does Ed think about their story once he's on his way home?

4. What does the sheriff plan to do based on his last conversation with Ed before Ed and Bobby return home?

5. What is the argument about when the sheriff and Deputy Queen visit Ed the evening after the second day's dredging?

(see the answer key)

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