3. What happened to the girl who accompanied the Weasel home?
(a) She is restrained as well.
(b) She is shot.
(c) She is beaten.
(d) She is paid and leaves.

4. How does Yelizaveta Abramtsov Americanize her name?
(a) Veta.
(b) Yeli.
(c) Lisa.
(d) Liza.

5. Who are Jannie's role models?
(a) Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith.
(b) Alex Cross and Nana Mama.
(c) Bill and Melinda Gates.
(d) Venus and Serena Williams.

6. What vehicle is found by the FBI that is important to the case?
(a) Dougie's motorcycle.
(b) The Weasel's Bronco.
(c) Frances' station wagon.
(d) The military vehicles.

7. How is the Weasel treated while he is restrained inside his house?
(a) He is well fed.
(b) He is left alone.
(c) He is beaten and tortured.
(d) He is drugged.

8. Who approaches Alex Cross with a message when he returns to the suspected al Qaeda apartment in New York City?
(a) The Wolf.
(b) A boy.
(c) The Weasel.
(d) A woman.

9. What is the Weasel's real name?
(a) Thomas Weir.
(b) John Sampson.
(c) Alex Cross.
(d) Geoffrey Shafer.

10. What does Jamilla Hughes do for a living?
(a) School principal.
(b) Private detective.
(c) Homicide detective.
(d) School teacher.

11. Who are the two men who caused the alarms at the Hoover Building?
(a) Ex-FBI agents.
(b) Ex-CIA agents.
(c) Homeless men who live in the Hoover Building.
(d) Drifters who live near Union Station.

12. What does the Wolf do to Fedya Abramtsov when he and his wife return home?
(a) Shares his plan with him.
(b) Tortures him.
(c) Embraces him as a brother.
(d) Kills him.

13. What are Frances and Dougie told to do in chapters 3-5?
(a) Serve dinner.
(b) Evacuate the area.
(c) Organize a party.
(d) Give up their children.

14. Why does the Wolf break into the home of Fedya and Yelizaveta Abramtsov?
(a) To torture the couple.
(b) He feels they would be nothing without him, so the home belongs to him.
(c) To hide from the police for a while.
(d) To recover from an injury.

15. What event does John Sampson claim has made him happy for the first time in years?
(a) Divorce.
(b) Dating.
(c) Marriage.
(d) A successful case.