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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Strange Answers: Chapter 23.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Sandy the doorman do every time he delivered a present for Angela's shower?
(a) He yelled, "Boom!" because of the bombs.
(b) He told Mrs. Wexler that he and his partner had the answer to the mystery.
(c) He yelled, "Where is everyone?"
(d) He asked Mrs. Wexler if she had any idea who the killer was.

2. What did each of the pairs of heirs come to decide about the clues given to them?
(a) That the clues meant nothing.
(b) That they didn't have the right clues.
(c) That they knew the answer to the puzzle.
(d) That it would take all the clues together to solve the puzzle.

3. What did Otis mean by the phrase, "The turtle's lost its tail"?
(a) Turtle was dejected because she lost in the stock market.
(b) Turtle had been caught as the bomber.
(c) Turtle was upset because she couldn't solve the mystery.
(d) Turtle had her braid cut off.

4. Which character had a strange mystery around them?
(a) Mrs. Westing.
(b) Crow.
(c) Turtle.
(d) Mrs. Wexler.

5. The morning after the reading of the Will, what did Turtle do to help the others and earn some money for herself?
(a) She sold candles that were designed to tell time.
(b) She paid her sister, Angela, to let her see their clues.
(c) She agreed to combine their clues and try to solve the mystery and split the money with everyone.
(d) She agreed to sell her half of the $10,000 to another team.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why was Grace's voice thick and slurred when she got to the second reading of the Will?

2. A thief was discovered when an important piece of evidence went missing. What was the evidence that was stolen?

3. What did Judge Ford do at the second meeting that shocked everyone?

4. Why did Grace Wexler say, "Who's that?" when Turtle greeted her in Chapter 23?

5. Why couldn't the thief read the shorthand notes after they were stolen?

(see the answer key)

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