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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 26 - 30.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Clarice take with her when she ran away from the ranch, and why did she take it?
(a) She takes a friend's phone number so she can call for a ride.
(b) She took her suitcase and photo album because they contained everything that reminded her of her father.
(c) She took food and water because she knew it would be a long trip.
(d) She took her favorite horse, hoping to save its life.

2. Why does Jack Crawford want Clarice to start talking to Dr. Lecter again?
(a) Because he thinks Clarice can get Dr. Lecter to tell her who Buffalo Bill really is.
(b) Because he wants to get Clarice out of the way, and he thinks getting her to talk to Dr. Lecter will do just that.
(c) Because he believes Dr. Lecter lied about the how, why and by whom of Klaus' death.
(d) Because he thinks Dr. Lecter can teach Clarice some profiling skills.

3. What characteristic of Buffalo Bill is evident in the blouse found by the police homeless man's cart?
(a) It is neatly buttoned and folded.
(b) It is cut to ribbons.
(c) It is slit up the back.
(d) It has been freshly laundered.

4. In Chapter 22, Dr. Lecter tells Clarice that Buffalo Bill wants what?
(a) A vest with female breasts on it.
(b) A new car.
(c) A butterfly collection.
(d) Freedom to be open about his sexuality.

5. Dr. Lecter offers his "insight" on Buffalo Bill in return for what from Clarice?
(a) A roast beef sandwich.
(b) A room with a view.
(c) Clarice's phone number.
(d) Quid pro quo.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who keeps Clarice from getting more information from Dr. Lecter?

2. What was Clarice's father's true profession?

3. The victims are discovered in which state?

4. After her father's death when she was a child, where did Clarice live?

5. What does Clarice do in Chapter 4 to gather more information for her research on one of Dr. Lecter's victims?

(see the answer key)

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