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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chronicle Two: The Evidence Man, Chapters 18-21 and Chronicle Three: The Reporter, Chapter 22.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In what year were warrants issued for William Hale and Ernest Burkhart's arrests in the murders of Bill Smith, Rita Smith, and Nettie Brookshire?
(a) 1921.
(b) 1936.
(c) 1932.
(d) 1926.
2. What caused the justice of the peace to stop convening inquests into the latest Osage murders in 1923?
(a) He was bribed.
(b) He received anonymous threats.
(c) He was murdered.
(d) He lost interest in the case.
3. Who did Henry Roan consider to be his best friend?
(a) Tom White.
(b) Ernest Burkhart.
(c) Bryan Burkhart.
(d) William Hale.
4. Even though Burt Lawson turned down Ernest Burkhart's offer twice, what caused him to finally relent and agree to bomb Bill Smith's house?
(a) He found out that an Osage man had been having an affair with his wife.
(b) He was arrested and was visited by William Hale, who promised legal assistance as long as Burt Lawson agreed to bomb Bill Smith's house.
(c) He was arrested and an attempt on his life was made inside the jail.
(d) He needed the money to pay off gambling debts.
5. What was William Hale's reaction to the judge's ruling that the case could be adjudicated only in state court?
(a) He celebrated.
(b) He screamed obscenities at the judge.
(c) He smirked at Mollie Burkhart.
(d) He burst into tears.
Short Answer Questions
1. How old was Henry Roan at the time of his murder?
2. 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?
3. In what year was the Louisiana Purchase enacted, "which contained lands dominated by the Osage" (37)?
4. Who was the only one to survive the bombing of the Smiths' home, but only lived for four days?
5. What was the name of Mollie's husband?
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