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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What are many of the houses made of on Arbor Street?
(a) Brick.
(b) Stucco.
(c) Stone.
(d) Wood frame.
2. When Wolfe and Goodwin have dinner with Cohen, what were the clam cakes served with?
(a) Chili sauce.
(b) Lemon sauce.
(c) Asparagus.
(d) Alfredo sauce.
3. Where did Morris Althaus live?
(a) 51 48th St.
(b) 49 63rd St.
(c) 39 75th St.
(d) 28 80th St.
4. What did Mrs. Bruner include when she sent copies of The FBI Nobody Knows to people?
(a) Her business card.
(b) A pre-printed memo.
(c) A letter.
(d) Her personal card.
5. What color are the drapes that cover the windows in the apartment where Althaus lived?
(a) Yellow.
(b) Tan.
(c) Black.
(d) Navy.
Short Answer Questions
1. How often does Wolfe like to watch Goodwin and Saul Panzer play pool?
2. How many men does Goodwin say that the FBI has?
3. How many people come to the 9:00 p.m. meeting on Wednesday who are not invited?
4. How large of a budget does Goodwin say that the FBI has?
5. What color chair does Mrs. Bruner sit in?
Short Essay Questions
1. Is Mrs. Althaus surprised to learn that it may have been the FBI who murdered her son?
2. Why does Goodwin take Wolfe down to the basement on Thursday after lunch?
3. Why does Inspector Cramer want to meet with Goodwin on Thursday morning?
4. What does Wolfe decide they have to do after he hears about the meeting with Cramer?
5. What does Cohen say about getting a list of jobs that the FBI are working on in and around New York City?
6. What does Mrs. Bruner want Wolfe to do for her?
7. How does Goodwin describe Cohen?
8. To whom did Mrs. Bruner send copies of the book The FBI Nobody Knows?
9. What does Goodwin say would happen if they take on the FBI?
10. Why doesn't Goodwin have to worry about tails when he begins his investigation of the murder of Morris Althaus?
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