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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 8.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. At their meeting at Nikki's former home, what does Nikki tell Kinsey about Charlie Scorsoni?
(a) That he was important in Laurence's success as a lawyer.
(b) That she never trusted him.
(c) That he had to fight his way to the top and was a close friend of Laurence.
(d) That he was born rich and never had to work very hard.

2. Which statement does NOT apply to Rosie's Bar?
(a) Drunken patrons shoot arrows at the marlin on the wall.
(b) It is a Santa Teresa tourist attraction.
(c) The cuisine has a Hungarian twist.
(d) The plastic seats have little rips in them.

3. Later the same day after her first meeting with Gwen, Kinsey asks Nikki Fife to meet her in the house where Laurence died. Where is the house?
(a) Elmvale.
(b) Montebello.
(c) Monte Carlo.
(d) Sherman Woods.

4. After looking at the files on the Laurence Fife case, Kinsey is no longer convinced Nikki is necessarily guilty. What is the detective's reaction?
(a) He just laughs and shakes his head.
(b) He tells her that she is an amateur with no investigative skills.
(c) He tells her that she is dead wrong.
(d) He knows that she will share any new information she finds with the police.

5. What does Kinsey find out from her first conversation with Gwen about Nikki and Laurence's young son Colin?
(a) That Laurence has custody of him.
(b) That he is deaf.
(c) That he lives with Nikki's mother.
(d) That he will have nothing to do with Laurence.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Nikki Fife live, now that she is out of jail?

2. What was Libby Glass' occupation?

3. Who is Kinsey's detective contact on the Santa Teresa police force?

4. During Kinsey's first interview with her, how does Gwen describe herself in her role as Laurence's first wife?

5. Kinsey asks Nikki what she thinks of Charlie's being responsible for Laurence's death. How does she respond?

(see the answer key)

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