1. As Harry begins to review all of Porter's case, what does he decide to do?
(a) Separate out the cases he thinks he can solve quickly from those that will take time.
(b) Quit his job.
(c) Take a dinner break and come back to the cases later.
(d) Get Porter to come back to work and solve his own cases.

2. Why does Harry think that Corvo should work with him?
(a) Because Corvo is a better cop than Harry.
(b) Because he suspects Corvo is the real killer.
(c) Because he sees a connection to Zorilio--the drug kingpin--that no one else sees.
(d) Because he likes Corvo.

3. In Chapter 16, why does Harry think Lieutenant Pounds wants him to avoid connecting the death of Kapps and Guitierrez-Llosa with Cal Moore?
(a) If it turns out Moore's death is connected to the other two, the Robbery Homicide squad will take the case over. And that will prevent Pounds from counting the case in his end of year statistics.
(b) Pounds was involved in the murders and wants to cover himself.
(c) He feels guilty that Kapps died.
(d) It might make the department look bad.

4. Why does Harry visit the the Medfly Eradication Project Center in Chapter 14?
(a) To find out if it's possible that the dead man in the alley came from Mexicali.
(b) He is worried that Porter paid off a worker there.
(c) He is concerned about a public health epedmic.
(d) To see if anyone there knew Cal Moore.

5. In Chapter 4, Harry thinks that Cal Moore answered a question that many people have. What is it?
(a) He found out who he was.
(b) He determined the meaning of life.
(c) He found out who his mother is.
(d) He found out what happens after death.