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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book I, Chapter 5.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Henry catch Bunny doing when he wakes and sees Bunny sitting at his desk?
(a) Reading Henry's journal.
(b) Stealing Henry's watch.
(c) Cheating off of Henry's class notes.
(d) Stealing Henry's wallet.

2. Why does Richard believe it is obvious to anyone that the group's story to Bunny to explain the blood was not true?
(a) It is not deer season.
(b) There is a witness who saw the group at the scene of the murder.
(c) There are no deer in that part of the state.
(d) There is no damage to either car.

3. What does Bunny begin saying to his friends to upset and frustrate them after the night of the bacchanal?
(a) He will call Henry's parents and tell them.
(b) He will contact the farmer's wife and show her pictures of Henry.
(c) He will call the school president and claim his friends committed a murder.
(d) He will call the 'tips' line at the newspaper and report them.

4. What does Richard think Henry and the group should have done after the murder of the farmer?
(a) Buried the man they killed.
(b) Left immediately for Argentina.
(c) Gone immediately to the police.
(d) Brought the dead body to the local dump.

5. When at a party, what does Richard hear from a girl about his Greek group?
(a) They are high school drop outs.
(b) They are well respected.
(c) They are brilliant.
(d) They are devil worshippers.

Short Answer Questions

1. To what subject does Richard switch his major without his parents' knowledge?

2. Where does Richard find himself the morning after he collapses on the street and staggers to his room in the warehouse?

3. How does Camilla react in the days following the murder in the field?

4. What does Richard find on the table in Henry's apartment on Thursday morning after the group has been missing for four days?

5. What show did Richard watch on Sunday nights as a child?

(see the answer key)

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