2. L & L Car Service is different from other car services because
(a) They drive limos.
(b) They advertise in the yellow pages.
(c) They drive taxis.
(d) They never look for business and are rarely available to drive.

3. The narrator of the story is
(a) Roshi
(b) Lionel
(c) Frank
(d) Julia

4. When Minna is abducted, Lionel and Gilbert are able to find him because
(a) He is wearing a wire and gives them clues.
(b) Tony calls and tells them where he is.
(c) They are able to follow the car.
(d) They guess where he is being taken

5. The characteristic of Lionel's that is masked by his symptoms is
(a) His intelligence.
(b) His love of food.
(c) His sensitivity.
(d) His need for vengence.

6. In Chapter 4, the author's change in point of view makes the reader feel
(a) Liked.
(b) Confused.
(c) Included.
(d) Scared.

7. The parentheses around the fragmented sentence pieces in Chapter 4 represents
(a) A hug.
(b) The reader's need to pause between each portion.
(c) The unconscious realization that someone is near.
(d) The atmosphere of sleep.

8. When Lionel goes to tell Julia about Frank, he finds out
(a) She has a police escort.
(b) She is having an affair.
(c) She already knows and is packed to leave.
(d) She is taking over L & L Car Service.

9. The L & L Car Service was a front for
(a) A comedy shop.
(b) A gun shop.
(c) A detective agency.
(d) A fake I.D. shop.

10. When he is discovered, Frank is suffering from
(a) A knife wound.
(b) Multiple contusions.
(c) A head wound.
(d) A gunshot wound.

11. Frank Minna begins picking the boys up
(a) After midnight.
(b) To visit his mother.
(c) From school.
(d) In a van.

12. Lionel and Gilbert find Frank wounded in
(a) A Lincoln.
(b) A K-car.
(c) A Dumpster.
(d) A steel mill.

13. When asked who wounded him, Frank's response is
(a) The Zendo Master.
(b) Irving.
(c) Tony
(d) His wife, Julia.

14. Lionel finds Frank
(a) By torturing the giant until he gets the information out of him.
(b) By yelling and listening for Frank to yell back.
(c) By listening to the headphones until he hears his own footsteps.
(d) By accidentally tripping over him in the dark.

15. The fragmented sentence broken into three parts in Chapter 4 suggests
(a) Lionel's brainwaves.
(b) The interrupted delivery of thought in sleep.
(c) A new number compulsion.
(d) The three other Minna Men.