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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 36 - 40.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the FBI order Jack Crawford to do in Chapter 39?
(a) Take compassionate leave.
(b) Find Buffalo Bill or face the possibility of being demoted.
(c) Go to Catherine Martin's apartment and look for more evidence.
(d) Arrest Dr. Chilton.

2. Why does Clarice believe the dead girl is from town rather than a country girl?
(a) She has a mohawk.
(b) She is wearing stiletto heels.
(c) She is carrying a driver's license with her address on it.
(d) She has multiple ear piercings and glitter nail polish.

3. Jack Crawford explains the key to being a good leader to Clarice. What does he say the key is?
(a) Following directions and not making trouble.
(b) Managing one's rage and frustration.
(c) Making deals with the devil.
(d) Breaking the rules and following one's own path.

4. What does Buffalo Bill use to see his way around the dark, maze-like basement?
(a) Pendant lights suspended from the ceiling.
(b) A gas lantern.
(c) Strategically placed torches.
(d) An infrared flashlight and night vision goggles.

5. What does the Senator offer to Jack Crawford to entice him into taking her daughter's case?
(a) A job advancement.
(b) The opportunity to get his name in the paper.
(c) The use of a Lear jet so he can fly home each night to be with his ailing wife.
(d) A substantial raise with enticing benefits.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the name given to the serial killer that Clarice is hunting?

2. When the roll-up door gets stuck, how does Clarice open it far enough for her to get under?

3. The men find Dr. Lecter's body on top of the elevator. What do they realize as they bring the body through the elevator ceiling hatch?

4. Why does Jack Crawford tell Clarice to keep any inside information from Dr. Chilton?

5. Whose spouse is dying, forcing that character to keep vigil at the spouse's bedside?

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