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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 14-16.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why is Teresa angry at Harry in Chapter 14?
(a) Because she thinks he does not want her to become the ME.
(b) She thinks Harry is not doing a good job with the investigation.
(c) Because she wants to date him more seriously.
(d) Because he shared the information she gave him about Cal Moore's autopsy with the press.

2. Why is Harry more worried about spending New Year's Eve alone than Christmas?
(a) Because he wants someone to kiss at midnight.
(b) Because it is a night for jazz.
(c) Because he does not like Christmas.
(d) Because New Year's Eve is more fun.

3. When they meet up on stage in this novel the first time, what does Moore's wife accuse Harry of?
(a) Taking bribes to avoid finding answers in the case.
(b) Allowing TV reporters to tell her of her husband's death so Harry won't have to.
(c) Not caring enough about the murder.
(d) Quitting from her late husand's investigatory team.

4. After Moore dies, what task does Bosch agree to help with in his murder investigation?
(a) Fingerprinting the crime scene.
(b) Talking to the neighbors about what they may have heard.
(c) He notifies Moore's wife of his death.
(d) Performing an autopsy.

5. How does Harry suspect that the man he is calling Juan Doe got from Mexicali to LA?
(a) He crawled over the border.
(b) In a cardboard carton full of fruit flies.
(c) With the police.
(d) On a train.

Short Answer Questions

1. As Harry begins to review all of Porter's case, what does he decide to do?

2. In the first chapter, Harry is thinking about an animal he is attempting to feed and has named "Timido." What kind of animal is it?

3. Teresa also finds fruit fly larvae in Juan Doe's stomach. What does she conclude about their presence?

4. What is the atmosphere like in the police station where Harry works?

5. Why is Harry upset in the first chapter?

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