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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 3, He Who Walks On All Fours: Chapters 42-48.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What starts the panic inside the Superstition Exhibition in Chapter 44?
(a) A guest notices the dead body.
(b) Someone overhears D'Agosta reporting a dead body on his radio.
(c) Someone spooks at the display of the Mbwun figurine.
(d) A dead body falls from the ceiling.
2. What is an herbarium?
(a) A place where illegal drugs are grown.
(b) A place where plant life is stored in the museum.
(c) A place where spices are sold.
(d) A place where seeds can be purchased.
3. Why does Margo not tell the security guard about the noise and the smell she experienced in the Superstition Exhibit hall?
(a) She wants to forget it ever happened.
(b) She does not want him to know she was in there.
(c) He might think she is crazy.
(d) He already knew about it.
4. Why does a security guard open a door to an interior courtyard in Chapter 12?
(a) To check on the security of the courtyard.
(b) To have a snack under the moonlight.
(c) To smoke a cigarette.
(d) To smoke a joint.
5. How many people are expected for the Superstition Exhibition's opening night party?
(a) Five thousand.
(b) Two hundred.
(c) Three thousand.
(d) One hundred.
Short Answer Questions
1. How much force does the coroner's office suggest it would require to create the lacerations on the security guard's body in one stroke?
2. What meal does D'Agosta wish he did not have before attending the autopsy of the two children found dead in the museum?
3. What region of the brain is missing from the security guard autopsied in Chapter 23?
4. Why does Ippolito believe the killer would not have gone away from the crime scene toward the corridor leading to the secure area?
5. Who joins Margo in the herbarium in Chapter 15, helping her distract the curator so that she might collect what she needs?
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