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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through "Search Engine, July 6-7".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Of the white house that Vic finds on “The Other End of the Bridge,” the narrator says, “It was an awful place, and her first thought was that when the police searched it, they would find” what?
(a) “Guns hidden in every corner.”
(b) “Stuffed bodies in the living room.”
(c) “Bodies buried in the backyard.”
(d) “Dead animals hidden in the attic.”

2. Who is described as “the woman from South Carolina who drowned her children, then told a whopping lie about how they’d been kidnapped by a black man” in "Search Engine, July 6-7"?
(a) Michelle Gilman.
(b) Vic McQueen.
(c) Susan Smith.
(d) Linda McQueen.

3. When Maggie first meets Vic in "The Librarian, 1991," she asks Vic if her bridge crosses to the other side of what?
(a) The Cedar River.
(b) The Colorado River.
(c) The Merrimack River.
(d) The Delaware River.

4. What is the name of the Indian police officer who arrives after Vic calls 911 about her son’s kidnapping in "Search Engine, July 6-7"?
(a) Officer Shashank.
(b) Officer Bakshi.
(c) Officer Chitra.
(d) Officer Indira.

5. What type of hammer does Hutter say Vic identified as the one used by Manx to attack her in "Search Engine, July 6-7"?
(a) A bone mallet.
(b) A sledge hammer.
(c) A tappet key.
(d) A garden hammer.

Short Answer Questions

1. Tabitha K. Hutter’s nametag indicates that she works for what law enforcement branch in "Search Engine, July 6-7"?

2. Who is the author of the poem that Maggie gives to Vic in "The Librarian, 1991"?

3. What recreational drug has Vic recently ingested in the opening of "Sleigh House, 1996"?

4. When Vic escapes Charlie Manx’s home in "Sleigh House, 1996," she runs and hails down a driver on the road who is driving what?

5. Who does Charlie Manx say is “the finest shirtmaker in the West for a hundred years” in "Search Engine, July 6-7"?

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