1. What happened to the two boys who were to stay overnight at the Westing House?
(a) They liked the house and wanted to stay there forever.
(b) They heard a ghost and came out to tell the townspeople.
(c) They ran out of the house in great fear in less than 5 minutes.
(d) They spent the night and earned their bet.

2. Why were the residents of Sunset Towers given an invitation to the reading of Westing's Will?
(a) They were invited because Westing had no relatives left to inherit his estate.
(b) Westing's daughter invited them to come.
(c) They were to solve the mystery of Westing's death.
(d) They weren't invited, but came out of curiousity.

3. Why did Mrs. Pulaski think she should have a bigger share of the inheritance?
(a) She was the wife of Mr. Westing.
(b) She solved most of the puzzle with her clues.
(c) She used to work for Mr. Westing.
(d) She was the only one who took notes on the clues in the Will.

4. Why did Doug panic when Mr. Hoo mentioned alibis?
(a) Because he knew who the culprit was and didn't want them caught.
(b) Because he was the one who murdered Mr. Westing.
(c) Because he had been there the night of the supposed murder.
(d) Because he couldn't remember where he was the night of the murder.

5. What clues were left on the elevator wall for all to see?
(a) Fake clues meant to mislead the other heirs.
(b) Six clues found on the floor in the hallway.
(c) Fake clues teasing Turtle about her braid.
(d) Additional clues left by Mr. Westing.