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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chronicle Three: The Reporter, Chapters 23-26.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When Pike, the private detective from Kansas, revealed that he had not really been hired to solve Anna's murder, what did he reveal his true purpose to be?
(a) He was hired to kill Kelsie Morrison.
(b) He was hired to find the mole with the Reign of Terror investigation.
(c) He was hired to conceal Bryan's whereabouts on the night of Anna's murder.
(d) He was hired as a bodyguard for Tom White.
2. During what time period did police departments emerge in the United States?
(a) In the late nineteenth century.
(b) In the early twentieth century.
(c) In the mid-nineteenth century.
(d) In the early nineteenth century.
3. How much did Ernest Burkhart offer to pay Burt Lawson for murdering Bill Smith?
(a) $25,000.
(b) $50,000.
(c) $5,000.
(d) $15,000.
4. The county prosecutor requested an exhumation of Anna's body in order to look for what piece of evidence?
(a) Fingernail scratches.
(b) A bullet.
(c) Signs of suffocation.
(d) Hair.
5. With whose lawyers did Ernest Burkhart enter the judge's chambers for a private conversation, much to the dismay of the prosecution?
(a) Bryan Burkhart's lawyers.
(b) John Ramsey's lawyers.
(c) Asa Kirby's lawyers.
(d) William Hale's lawyers.
Short Answer Questions
1. The last person to be seen with Anna Brown the night she disappeared said that he saw her last when he completed what action?
2. In what location of Kansas were the Osage forced to settle once they had been forcibly removed from their ancestral lands in Oklahoma?
3. What action did the author had been taken by George Bigheart just prior to his murder?
4. What event resulted in putting a stop to the campaign to fire Tom White and his men?
5. What quality nearly always led an Osage person to be appointed a white financial guardian?
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