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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 4.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How long ago did the crime take place that Nikki wants Kinsey to investigate?
(a) Four years.
(b) Two years.
(c) Ten years.
(d) Eight years.
2. Libby Glass worked for Haycraft and McNiece. What does this firm do?
(a) It investigates wrongful death cases.
(b) It is a business management firm that represented Laurence Fife's firm.
(c) It is Santa Teresa' most important law firm.
(d) It publishes investigative reports.
3. Kinsey is also working on an insurance fraud case. Whose apartment is she keeping tabs on after she concludes her first meeting with Charlie?
(a) Arlette Smith's.
(b) Marcia Threadgill's.
(c) Sharon Napier's.
(d) Henry Pitts's.
4. The police detective decided not to charge Nikki with Libby Glass' death. Why?
(a) Because there was no evidence to connect the two deaths.
(b) Because he was lazy.
(c) Because he couldn't place her at the scene of the crime.
(d) Because he didn't have enough manpower to investigate her death.
5. What does Kinsey find out that makes her think Nikki might be guilty after all?
(a) Nikki had served time for another murder when she was younger.
(b) Nikki had attacked Laurence with a tire iron a month before his death.
(c) A young woman died the same way only a few days after Laurence was killed.
(d) Nikki's answers to the investigating officers were contradictory.
Short Answer Questions
1. 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?
2. When Kinsey first visits him, what is the police detective's assessment of the Libby Glass case?
3. What other case in Kinsey working on while she thinks about Nikki's request?
4. In Chapter 3, what is Nikki's opinion of Sharon Napier?
5. What does the Santa Teresa detective allow Kinsey to do?
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