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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 7 trhough 12.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. At the beginning of Chapter 2, where is the narrator sitting?
(a) Outside an apartment building on Hammond Pond Parkway in Chestnut Hill.
(b) At the counter of a Dunkin' Donuts.
(c) At police headquarters.
(d) The narrator's office.
2. When Spenser tells Patty that he does not want a personal relationship with her, what is her reaction?
(a) She tells him that she understands and that there are not any hard feelings.
(b) She storms off to her room and starts breaking things.
(c) She gets angry and demands that he leave her house.
(d) She insults herself and him, and then breaks down crying.
3. What is the narrator hired to do in Chapter 1?
(a) Locate the client's missing dog, a championship-winning fox terrier.
(b) Help the client find out about a blackmailer.
(c) Find the client's son and bring him back home.
(d) Investigate the client's spouse.
4. In Chapter 8, how long was the time period that Spenser was gone following breakfast?
(a) About two hours.
(b) About an hour and fifteen minutes.
(c) All day.
(d) Four hours.
5. In Chapter 3, who else is in the house besides the narrator and the two people in the living room?
(a) Paul Giacomin.
(b) Buddy Hartman.
(c) Shelley.
(d) Mel Giacomin's cleaning lady.
Short Answer Questions
1. What happens to the Giacomin house two days following the argument about the role of the modern women?
2. In Chapter 10, after Patty freshens up and returns to the breakfast table, she and Spenser have a discussion. What is that discussion about?
3. What does the narrator buy at Bloomingdale's?
4. In Chapter 10, Spenser says that he did not mind Patty's idea of fancy cooking; but that there was something that he did mind. What was it?
5. Who is the short, dumpy, barrel-bodied man with the ugly wig and an auburn Dynel ski cap who entered Patty's house?
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