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Dog on It: A Chet and Bernie Mystery Quiz

Spencer Quinn

This Study Guide consists of approximately 74 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Dog on It: A Chet and Bernie Mystery.

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Chapters 1 – 5

Chapters 6 – 11

Chapters 12 – 16

Chapters 17 – 21

Chapters 22 – 26

Chapters 27 – 31

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does the huge biker initially refuse to talk to Bernie in the biker bar?

He claims that he doesn’t remember finding Chet.

He doesn’t want to get involved with whatever Bernie is working on.

He thinks that Bernie smells like a cop, and he doesn’t talk to cops.

He doesn’t want to interrupt his pool game.

2.

What does Janie the dog groomer find while she is grooming Chet that concerns her?

Chet has lost a lot of weight.

A strange lump.

A wound that isn’t healing.

Ticks and fleas.

3.

What does Bernie realize after speaking with his neighbor Mr. Parsons and the realtor?

That the value of his property has increased.

That there is a town ordinance saying that he must keep Chet on a leash.

That his new neighbors down the street do not like dogs.

That he and Chet have been watched and targeted by someone since they started the Madison Chambliss case.

4.

What happens when Bernie takes Chet to the biker campsite in the desert and tells Chet to show him how he got there?

Chet leads Bernie back to Sierra Verde.

Chet leads Bernie back to the barn where Mr. Gulagov kept him.

Chet leads Bernie in a large circle and they end up back where they started.

Chet leads Bernie back to the mine in the mountain he escaped from.

5.

Why does Bernie refuse to discuss the case with Damon Keefer, Madison’s father, when he first meets him?

Cynthia Chambliss hired Bernie to find Madison, and he reports only to her.

Keefer refuses to pay Bernie for the information.

Bernie doesn’t like Keefer.

Bernie suspects that Keefer may be involved in his daughter’s kidnapping.

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