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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 15.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Kinsey is trying to find out more about Libby Glass when she goes to L.A. She looks up Lyle Abernathy but finds no listing for him. What was Lyle to Libby?
(a) He was her former therapist.
(b) He was an old boyfriend.
(c) He was her doctor.
(d) He was her half-brother.

2. What does Kinsey say is a negative about using poison as a murder weapon?
(a) The killer isn't always there when the victim dies.
(b) The killer has to make sure only the victim takes it.
(c) Poison is not as exciting as guns or knives.
(d) It's difficult to tamper with someone's medication.

3. Why was Sharon Napier a witness at Nikki's trial for the murder of Laurence?
(a) Sharon had threatened Laurence several times.
(b) Sharon had been a witness to a couple of their fights in his office.
(c) Sharon was the last to see Laurence alive.
(d) Nikki had hired Sharon to tail Laurence.

4. Where does Nikki Fife live, now that she is out of jail?
(a) In a condo by Santa Teresa Lake.
(b) In a beach house left to her by her husband's mother.
(c) In a mansion she inherited from her father.
(d) In a modest bungalow on Appleton Drive.

5. What does Kinsey first do to trace Sharon Napier's whereabouts?
(a) She tracks her car registration.
(b) She contacts the post office for a forwarding address.
(c) She interviews her former coworkers.
(d) She checks the area phone books.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Sharon Napier tell Kinsey about Laurence Fife?

2. In Chapter 3, what is Nikki's opinion of Sharon Napier?

3. Kinsey goes to scope out Sharon's apartment before she visits her at her workplace. What does she find at the apartment?

4. At the end of her conversation with Nikki in Rosie's Bar, Kinsey says that the first move will be to talk to a certain individual. Who is that person?

5. Where does Kinsey keep the information she records on her cases?

(see the answer key)

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