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

2. Harry examines Porter's unsolved cases and discovers an odd coincidence. What is it?
(a) One of the victims was Harry's mom.
(b) Harry was a suspect in one of the cases Porter had been investigating.
(c) One of the murders happened at a diner frequented by Cal Moore.
(d) Porter was investigating the Cal Moore suicide.

3. In Chapter 26, Harry visits Calexico's historical society. He tells the worker there that he is helping a friend with his family tree. Why is he really there?
(a) To learn about his own family history.
(b) To learn more about Cal Moore's connection to Zorrillo.
(c) To learn the history of Calexico.
(d) To learn about Teresa's family history.

4. Why does Teresa conclude that Moore's death was not a homicide?
(a) Because Teresa was in cahoots with his killer.
(b) Because police brass pressured her to say that the death was inconclusive.
(c) Because Teresa was not very good at her job.
(d) Because Teresa was unsure what the autopsy results meant.

5. Why does Corvo think so many are loyal to Zorrilo?
(a) No one pays taxes because Zorrillo pays for everything.
(b) Zorrillo has threatened to blow up Mexicali if they don't comply.
(c) Zorrillo has threatend to kidnap the children of anyone who talks to the authorities about him.
(d) Because Zorrilio's drug dealing has brought a lot of money and resources into the community.