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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 41-43.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. After examining the body and the crime scene, on the night of her date with Richard, what does Anita conclude?
(a) The man was killed by another hunter.
(b) The man committed suicide.
(c) The man was killed by a shapeshifter.
(d) The man was killed by a bear.

2. What explanation does Jean-Claude offer for not coming to Anita's aid against Gabriel at Guilty Pleasures?
(a) Assisting her would go against pack law, because Gabriel is dominant.
(b) Assisting her would go against the vampire code, because Gabriel is dominant.
(c) Assisting her would go against the vampire code, because Anita is dominant.
(d) Assisting her would go against pack law, because Anita is dominant.

3. Why is Smitz unwilling to go to the police for help?
(a) His wife is a criminal.
(b) His wife is a police officer.
(c) His wife is a lycanthrope.
(d) His wife is a vampire.

4. During Anita's meeting with Marcus and other shapeshifters, what explanation does Marcus offer for Anita's presence?
(a) Marcus believes Anita can help the shapeshifters.
(b) Marcus wants Anita to help him maintain his position as alpha male.
(c) Marcus wants the pack to kill Anita.
(d) Marcus is in love with Anita.

5. What is in the package Anita receives from Edward near the end of "The Lunatic Cafe?"
(a) A certificate of commendation.
(b) A silver cross.
(c) A swan skin.
(d) A wolf pelt.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what county is the crime scene that Anita was invited to examine following her date with Richard at the theater?

2. What is the first name of Smitz's wife?

3. After learning that Louie is missing, Anita realizes that Elvira is what sort of preternatural creature?

4. How does Anita respond to Richard's important question?

5. Following the encounter between Anita, Gretchen, and Louie, why does Gretchen want Anita to visit Guilty Pleasures?

(see the answer key)

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