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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 information does Bunny possess after the trip to Rome that allows him to torment and threaten his friends?
(a) Bank account numbers for everyone's personal trust bank accounts.
(b) A list of flights leaving the country in the following week.
(c) A letter stating Charles and Henry are brothers.
(d) Confirmation in Henry's diary of the group's murder of the farmer.

2. What does Richard realize when he is eating the back-to-school dinner alone in the commons?
(a) He is not certain he wants to remain at Hampden.
(b) He dresses much poorer than most of the other students.
(c) He is very happy to be back at school.
(d) He really is cut off from the rest of the school as Laforgue had said.

3. How does Richard inject himself into the Greek student's conversation in the library?
(a) He asks if he can sit with them and translate.
(b) He asks if Julian Morrow really knew T.S. Eliot.
(c) He suggests the locative tense for a translation.
(d) He suggests a newer Greek dictionary.

4. What are the two things Richard and his parents always fight about?
(a) His brother and sister.
(b) School and his car.
(c) His car and money.
(d) Money and school.

5. What does Bunny do when the check arrives after his and Richard's long, expensive lunch?
(a) He explains he forgot his wallet.
(b) He leaves the table and Richard has to pay the bill.
(c) He leaves a hundred dollar tip.
(d) He offers to call a cab.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does the group react when they learn Henry has told Richard all about the bacchanal?

2. What does Richard have with him when he arrives in Hampden?

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

4. When he cannot find any of his friends and begins to worry, who does Richard call to ask for Francis?

5. Where does Richard shave and shower during winter break?

(see the answer key)

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