2. What strikes Nicholas Branch as odd about Ferrie's death?
(a) He wrote a note.
(b) He died in a house that was no longer his.
(c) He died on November 22nd.
(d) He was in the room with his maid.

3. What duty is Lee assigned as punishment for his unauthorized gun?
(a) Telegraph duty.
(b) Night guard duty.
(c) Kitchen duty.
(d) Mop duty.

4. At what building in New Orleans does Lee spend much time in this chapter?
(a) The betting hall.
(b) The penny arcade.
(c) The candy store.
(d) The library.

5. What coup did Parmenter plan?
(a) Guatemala.
(b) Cuba.
(c) Chile.
(d) Iran.

6. Why is Lee mocked at his school in the Bronx?
(a) His divorced parents.
(b) His Texas accent.
(c) His diminutive size.
(d) His bookish disposition.

7. After leaving Fort Worth, what country does Oswald's travel visa expire in?
(a) Algeria.
(b) France.
(c) Poland.
(d) Switzerland.

8. What topic is Lee's preferred reading?
(a) Firearms.
(b) Algebra.
(c) Aviation.
(d) Marxism.

9. According to Bannister on June 19th, who does Kennedy travel with at all times?
(a) Lookalikes.
(b) Prostitutes.
(c) Peronist officials.
(d) J. Edgar Hoover.

10. How did George de Mohrenschildt ostensibly die?
(a) Suicide.
(b) An airline crash.
(c) A heart attack.
(d) A mugging.

11. How does George de Mohrenschildt interact with the CIA?
(a) He is an MI-5 agent.
(b) He is related to Richard Helms by marriage.
(c) He is a defector from East Germany.
(d) He regularly provides intelligence to agents.

12. Who does Oswald's mother blame for her struggles in the Bronx?
(a) Her leftist political views.
(b) Her son's truancy.
(c) Her stiff leg.
(d) Her most recent divorce.

13. What role does Parmenter think Oswald can play in the plot?
(a) Central housing hub.
(b) Lead shooter.
(c) Transport coordinator.
(d) Patsy.

14. Which famous Communist does Lee become obsessed with in New Orleans?
(a) Mao.
(b) Trotsky.
(c) Stalin.
(d) Castro.

15. Who is Delphine?
(a) A prostitute.
(b) Win's daughter.
(c) Bannister's secretary.
(d) Mackey's wife.