3. When Ed talked about his mother, what happened to him?
(a) He showed no emotion.
(b) He refused to say anything about her.
(c) He became emotional.
(d) He showed extreme hatred for her.

4. What did Bernice's son find when he showed up at her shop after she'd been killed?
(a) Blood.
(b) A dead animal.
(c) Her body.
(d) Bloody clothing.

5. The notes on Bernice's autopsy included concern that her death was prompted by which of the following?
(a) Extreme depression and oppression.
(b) Comic book violence.
(c) Ferocious anger.
(d) Disturbing talents.

6. What type of business did Ed's mother and father own?
(a) Grocery store.
(b) Book store.
(c) Dairy.
(d) Hardware store.

7. What was used to cover a chair bottom in Ed's house?
(a) Cotton.
(b) Human hair.
(c) Human skin.
(d) Animal fur.

8. Who immediately named Ed as a suspect in Bernice's disappearance?
(a) Ed's cousin.
(b) Bernice's son.
(c) Lester.
(d) Bob.

9. In what year did Ed's brother die?
(a) 1946.
(b) 1954.
(c) 1944.
(d) 1950.

10. Who did Ed believe was responsible for his mother's death?
(a) His brother.
(b) The woman present when the puppy was beaten.
(c) The puppy that was beaten.
(d) Himself.

11. Where did Ed find Eleanor?
(a) Brothel.
(b) Grocery store.
(c) Her home.
(d) Cemetery.

12. What was the name of one of the men who become engaged in the argument?
(a) Crystal.
(b) Cartwright.
(c) Christensen.
(d) Camdon.

13. How did Ed feel about Mary?
(a) She is in the wrong place at the wrong time.
(b) She should be judged by God.
(c) She is a nice woman who met the wrong people.
(d) She should not be allowed to live.

14. What did somebody once tease Ed about?
(a) Mary's disappearance.
(b) His brother's death.
(c) His mother's death.
(d) His family's grocery store.

15. Near which holiday did Ed's mother die?
(a) Memorial Day.
(b) Christmas.
(c) Mother's Day.
(d) Thanksgiving.