1. What is the systems theory?
(a) A system is the unique way each criminal operates.
(b) All events and things in the universe are ultimately connected.
(c) It takes several systems to solve a complex case.
(d) Systems are universal principles that are true in any galaxy.

2. What comparison is made in this first chapter?
(a) Between men and women.
(b) Between life and death.
(c) Between White and Native American values.
(d) Between thiefs and cops.

3. Who is Bernadette Manuelito?
(a) Graduated from the Tribal Police Academy, worked for Jim Chee whom she expects to marry soon, and did a short stint with the U.S. Border Patrol.
(b) Worked for Joe Leaphorn for almost 25 years.
(c) Was the dispatcher for the Tribal Police Academy and played on their police softball team.
(d) Graduated from the Tribal Police Academy, worked for Joe Leaphorn whom she expects to marry soon, and did a short stint with the U.S. Border Patrol.

4. What does Tuve claim?
(a) He got the diamond from an old shaman down in the canyon.
(b) That the Great Spirit provides the diamond for a ceremony.
(c) That his father, Joe's brother, gave him a diamond.
(d) That he was railroaded out of the police department.

5. Why is the FBI concerned with the diamond?
(a) It was stolen from J. Edgar Hoover many years ago.
(b) There may be something political behind it related to the settlement of an estate.
(c) They think it is related to a kidnapping of a child.
(d) They want in on the money from the sale of the diamond.