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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 20-21.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Cal Moore's wife, Sylvia, ends up coming to Moore's apartment while Harry is there. What does she tell Harry that Cal's tattoo meant?
(a) Moore got it in a prisoner of war camp.
(b) It's the name of Cal Moore's village, Saints and Sinners.
(c) It is a symbol everyone in his class at the Academy got tattooed.
(d) It's a traditional tattoo to have when your first child is born.

2. Upon viewing the body of Cal Moore, Harry makes an initial judgment about how he was killed. What is it that he thinks happened?
(a) An earthquake.
(b) Gas leak.
(c) Murder.
(d) Suicide.

3. Why does Bosch sometimes think solving homicide cases are all that matter?
(a) Because Harry believes in the sanctity of life.
(b) Because drug arrests only result in new dealers replacing those who have been incarcerated.
(c) Because Harry is concerned about receiving his pension upon retirement.
(d) Because the politics involved in other departments are too intense.

4. Harry is asked to take over Lucius Porter's cases. Why is Porter not able to solve his own cases?
(a) He has cancer.
(b) He committed suicide.
(c) He is leaving the police force because of a problem with alcohol.
(d) He is unable to handle the emotional demands of the job.

5. What cases does Harry decide to focus on first?
(a) The ones involving important people, like the murdered priest.
(b) The ones where children were harmed.
(c) The most recent.
(d) The ones with multiple victims.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Harry believe that the EnviroBreed ranch is connected to the drug trade Cal Moore had been investigating?

2. What does Corvo offer Harry when he makes the trip to Mexicali?

3. Where does Harry look when he returns to his search for Porter in Chapter 12?

4. The young drug dealer's name is Kerwin. He does not share anything with Harry and Rickard, but Harry decides to let him free. Why?

5. Why does Harry think homicides more difficult to solve in Hollywood?

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