2. What does Wallander find out about the immigration service in this chapter?
(a) They keep the refugees locked up.
(b) They have no qualifications.
(c) They keep bad records.
(d) They let people go illegally.

3. What kind of bird did Wallander's father sometimes add to the same painting?
(a) A hawk.
(b) A buzzard.
(c) A grouse.
(d) An eagle.

4. What does Wallander deny to the press that they are seeking?
(a) Women.
(b) Foreigners.
(c) Swedes.
(d) Finns.

5. Why does Widen say he divorced his wife?
(a) He wanted freedom.
(b) He wanted to fufill his dreams.
(c) He didn't want a family.
(d) She started to smell like his father.

6. To What is Maria tied?
(a) A heater.
(b) A chair.
(c) A cooker.
(d) A wooden beam.

7. With what does the girl ask Wallander to help her?
(a) Food.
(b) A ladder.
(c) Some bricks.
(d) The coffee.

8. What does Wallander think shines in the old man's eyes?
(a) Horror.
(b) Death.
(c) Love.
(d) Peace.

9. What does Widen say his wife treated his father like?
(a) An injured rabbit.
(b) An old horse.
(c) A pig.
(d) A lamb.

10. What did Johannes do three days before his death?
(a) Make a large withdrawal from his bank.
(b) Camp out in the mountains.
(c) Visit a friend in London.
(d) See his mistress.

11. How does Wallander insult his officers in this chapter?
(a) He talks to them like children.
(b) He accuses one of them of being an informant.
(c) He swears at them.
(d) He tells them they are not doing their jobs.

12. Who does Wallander say can't feed horses?
(a) Dead men.
(b) Cats.
(c) Children.
(d) Murderers.

13. What kind of animal does Wallander run over on his way back to Ystad?
(a) A hare.
(b) A peacock.
(c) A rabbit.
(d) A sheep.

14. Why does the man say he woke up?
(a) His wife was sleep talking.
(b) The cockrel was crowing early.
(c) He had had a bad dream.
(d) The mare wasn't neighing.

15. What does Nystrom say an empty stable is like to a diary farmer?
(a) Heaven.
(b) A catacombs.
(c) A morgue.
(d) A torture chamber.