4. What does Jack learn about a man named Horace?
(a) Horace is Gladden.
(b) Horace was a psychiatrist.
(c) Horace is dead.
(d) Horace is his brother.

5. Jack feels the need to call and update which person?
(a) Glenn.
(b) Riley.
(c) St. Louis.
(d) Wexler.

6. Jack must fly to _____ immediately after learning about the story.
(a) Washington.
(b) LA.
(c) New York.
(d) Denver.

7. Who confronted Warren about his misdeeds?
(a) Backus and Thorson.
(b) Ford and Frederick.
(c) Frederick and Walling.
(d) Walling and Ford.

8. Horace gave up his life to move to which major US city?
(a) Seattle.
(b) Miami.
(c) Atlantic City.
(d) Las Vegas.

9. What item had Jack left behind?
(a) Cell phone.
(b) Note paper.
(c) Cigarette butt.
(d) Finger prints.

10. Gladden reveals important information about himself in this section. The reader learns that Gladden has been:
(a) A published poet.
(b) A school principal.
(c) A man.
(d) Abused.

11. What adjective does Thorson use to describe Rachel when speaking with Jack?
(a) Cold.
(b) Sensitive.
(c) Stubborn.
(d) Fragile.

12. Backus believes that _____ is imperative if the killer is to be caught.
(a) Communication.
(b) Interviewing sources.
(c) Containment.
(d) News coverage.

13. Which division of the LAPD is visited by Jack and Rachel?
(a) Sherman Oaks Division.
(b) Robbery and Homicide.
(c) Crimes Against Persons.
(d) Hollywood Division.

14. What action is taken by Warren?
(a) Confesses.
(b) Resigns.
(c) Leaves town.
(d) Commits suicide.

15. Where is Rachel the next time she contacts Jack?
(a) Denver.
(b) Chicago.
(c) Washington, DC.
(d) Florida.