2. Several of the cases discussed by Backus reveal that there was more than one _____ used at the crime scene.
(a) Hostage.
(b) Note.
(c) Killer.
(d) Bullet.

3. A story about the Poet appears in which major newspaper?
(a) Ny Times.
(b) LA Times.
(c) Denver Post.
(d) Chicago Tribune.

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

5. Jack tricks the hotel desk clerk into giving him which of the following?
(a) A free night's stay.
(b) Phone records.
(c) Gladden's luggage.
(d) Key to Rachel's room.

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

7. Gomble was sentenced to ______ years for his crimes.
(a) 85.
(b) 50.
(c) 30.
(d) 64.

8. Walling reveals that Thorson was once her:
(a) Boss.
(b) Instructor.
(c) Partner.
(d) Husband.

9. Who created the moniker "The Poet?"
(a) FBI.
(b) Washington.
(c) Wexler.
(d) Jack.

10. What practice was mastered by Horace?
(a) Escape.
(b) Safe cracking.
(c) Hypnosis.
(d) Writing poetry.

11. The first people interviewed about the homicide are:
(a) Prostitutes.
(b) Brothers.
(c) Cops.
(d) Drug dealers.

12. One agent believes that the poems left at the crimes scenes will reveal the killer's:
(a) Plans.
(b) Purpose.
(c) Identity.
(d) Profile.

13. What is the name of the detective from Los Angeles?
(a) Wiley.
(b) Thomas.
(c) Bryant.
(d) Walling.

14. What is Horace's last name?
(a) Gregg.
(b) McCoy.
(c) Gomble.
(d) Henderson.

15. What is the name of the agent that accompanies Jack and Walling in Phoenix?
(a) Lofton.
(b) Thorson.
(c) Thompson.
(d) Backus.