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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When Kinsey arrives at her office the day after meeting with Nikki at Rosie's Bar, what is the first thing she does?
(a) Run a background check on Charlie Scorsoni.
(b) Run a background check on Nikki Fife.
(c) Run a background check on Sharon Napier.
(d) Run a background check on Libby Glass.
2. How did the particular piece of evidence help convict Nikki?
(a) It pointed to Nikki's involvement in organized crime.
(b) It told of her husband's extramarital affairs.
(c) It proved that Laurence was running a drug ring.
(d) It revealed that Nikki was blackmailing Laurence.
3. What does Kinsey first do to trace Sharon Napier's whereabouts?
(a) She checks the area phone books.
(b) She interviews her former coworkers.
(c) She tracks her car registration.
(d) She contacts the post office for a forwarding address.
4. When they talk at Rosie's, what does Nikki say was her reason for staying with Laurence?
(a) Her young son Colin.
(b) He was rich.
(c) She still loved him.
(d) He threatened to kill her.
5. What does Kinsey say is a negative about using poison as a murder weapon?
(a) Poison is not as exciting as guns or knives.
(b) It's difficult to tamper with someone's medication.
(c) The killer isn't always there when the victim dies.
(d) The killer has to make sure only the victim takes it.
Short Answer Questions
1. Kinsey walks home after talking to Nikki at Rosie's Bar. How far away does she live?
2. When Kinsey first visits him, what is the police detective's assessment of the Libby Glass case?
3. Which phrase best describes the Santa Teresa detective who is Kinsey's contact?
4. Who is Kinsey's detective contact on the Santa Teresa police force?
5. 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?
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