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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 3: "Nightcaps" through "Ladbroke Grove".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where is the maintenance room where Stefan's tools were stored?
(a) In the block of staff housing created from the former stables.
(b) In the back of Branlow Hall next to the rose garden.
(c) In room twelve, in the older part of the hotel.
(d) In the granary that has been converted into a spa and pool house.

2. Where does Susan know Richard Locke from?
(a) He is an author whose book about the prison system was published by Susan's company.
(b) He investigated the murder of one of her authors.
(c) He is married to her sister.
(d) He was the solicitor who found the body of one of her authors.

3. When Andreas argues with Susan about her taking the job the Trehornes have offered, which of the following does he imply is true?
(a) Susan will probably not return to Greece.
(b) Susan is not smart enough to catch a killer.
(c) Susan is looking for a way to impress her sister.
(d) Susan has tried to catch a murderer before.

4. Who was convicted of the murder at the Trehornes' hotel?
(a) Frank Parris.
(b) Stefan Codrescu.
(c) Alan Conway.
(d) Aiden MacNeil.

5. In "Contacts," what does Susan write to James Taylor to find out?
(a) Whether he knew that his room at Branlow Hall was switched with Frank Parris's room.
(b) Whether the insurance company is going to pay for the damages at Cloverleaf Books.
(c) Whether he still has Conway's notes for Atticus Pünd Takes the Case.
(d) Whether he knows of a job for her in England.

Short Answer Questions

1. When the narrative opens, how long has it been since the murder at the Trehornes' hotel?

2. What object was Cecily upset over losing on her wedding day?

3. Who is Detective Inspector Raymond Chubb?

4. According to Martin and Joanne Williams, why did Parris come to see them?

5. On her first night back in the U.K., where does Susan stay?

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