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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 4: "Le Caprice, London" through "Page One".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What claim does Lionel Corby make about the Youth Offender Programme?
(a) It was a dangerous idea that Pauline Trehorne strongly opposed.
(b) Stefan was actually the only person that Branlow Hall ever employed under the program.
(c) Cecily chose prisoners that she had been corresponding with.
(d) It was just a way to make people work long hours for less than minimum wage.

2. What is the basis of Derek's identification of Stefan as the man near Parris's room on the night of the murder?
(a) He heard a passing maid call out to Stefan by name.
(b) The man was Stefan's size and had the same limp as Stefan had.
(c) He saw the man's face and recognized him as Stefan.
(d) The man was carrying a toolbox and wore a hat like Stefan's.

3. From Susan's comments about Le Caprice, what can be inferred about this restaurant?
(a) She has unpleasant memories associated with it.
(b) She does not like the food.
(c) She wishes Andreas would have taken her there.
(d) It is an upscale place.

4. What does Khan accidentally let slip about Katie?
(a) She is having some kind of legal problem.
(b) She is suffering from a serious illness.
(c) She has disinherited Jack.
(d) She has filed for divorce.

5. Where are Lars and Inga from?
(a) Denmark.
(b) The Netherlands.
(c) Norway.
(d) Sweden.

Short Answer Questions

1. When DCS Locke first speaks to Susan in "Martlesham Heath," how does Susan describe his tone?

2. In her interview with Conway, what does Cecily say was strange about the way Parris ended his first conversation with her?

3. Who describes the police investigation into Cecily's disappearance as "absolute hell for Aiden" (60)?

4. What important detail about Heath House does Khan reveal?

5. Who is the "Leo" that James Taylor tells Susan about during their dinner at Le Caprice?

(see the answer key)

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