1. What does Bosch tell the Internal Affairs Department when he returns to the police station on Day 2?
(a) He confesses that he knew Meadows while in Vietnam.
(b) He tells his superior that agent Wish is covering up evidence.
(c) He volunteers to take himself off of the case.
(d) He says that the FBI verified his Mexico alibi.

2. What is unusual about BHS&L as compared to regular bank vaults?
(a) Regular bank vaults are easier to break into than the BHS&L vaults.
(b) The BHS&L vaults are easier to break into than the regular bank vaults.
(c) Their vaults can have the time lock overridden for the convenience of their clients.
(d) The time lock on their vaults cannot be overridden.

3. What does Wish believe about the person who killed Niese?
(a) She thinks they killed the wrong man.
(b) She is convinced that he was killed by a friend.
(c) She thinks he was killed by someone on the inside.
(d) She is not convinced that he was killed by someone on the inside.

4. Why does Bosch think Niese was killed?
(a) It was a random killing.
(b) Because the FBI was worried that he is going to blow their cover.
(c) Because he had information that could not be allowed to get out.
(d) It was a revenge killing for Meadows's death.

5. What data does Bosch check after he speaks with the Internal Affairs Department on Day 2?
(a) Data on Vietnam veterans who live in the area.
(b) Numbers on jewelry stolen in the past year.
(c) Data on gang members and juvenille offenders.
(d) The number of cases that have been solved with FBI assistance.