2. How does Frank avoid blowing his cover while he is working at the hospital?
(a) He presents himself as a jokester.
(b) He presents himself as distant and all-knowing.
(c) He talks to the nurses to find out what he needs to know.
(d) He spends a lot of time doing research.

3. How long does Frank usually stay in a new apartment?
(a) Long enough to throw the police off his trail.
(b) Long enough to finish a relationship with his current girlfriend.
(c) Long enough to have a new box of checks delivered to him.
(d) Long enough to wait until his next deadhead flight.

4. How does Frank's father react to his reversal in fortune?
(a) He does not care one way or the other.
(b) He is determined to turn things around.
(c) He is broken by it.
(d) He is philosophical about it.

5. Why does Frank agree to take the bar and start posing as a lawyer?
(a) He is excited by the challenge.
(b) He wants to be a lawyer.
(c) He needs the money.
(d) He cannot think of anything else to do.

6. How does Frank find out about airline procedures and routines?
(a) He poses as a high school reporter and interviews a captain.
(b) He starts his con and learns as he goes along.
(c) He reads Pan Am's travel brochures.
(d) He hangs out in the airport and watches what flight crews do.

7. Why does Frank leave his $1.50/hour job?
(a) He does not like working for a living.
(b) He cannot live on that amount of money.
(c) He hopes to find a job where he meets more girls.
(d) He is afraid his boss finds out he is forging checks.

8. What does Frank do when he is released from the police station in New Orleans?
(a) He goes home to New York City.
(b) He decides to stay with a girlfriend in New Orleans.
(c) He deadheads to Atlanta.
(d) He buys a plane ticket to Atlanta.

9. What con does Frank commit at the very beginning of the book?
(a) He takes a job as a substitute teacher.
(b) He forges a check.
(c) He tricks the gas station attendant.
(d) He impersonates an airline pilot.

10. Why does Frank end up leaving his job as an attorney?
(a) He decides that it is time to move on in case the FBI is catching up.
(b) He misses traveling around the country as a pilot.
(c) He gets tired of being treated like a gopher.
(d) He meets another Harvard man who becomes suspicious.

11. Why does Frank finally leave the hospital?
(a) The hospital administrator finally locates a permanent replacement.
(b) His cover is blown and he is discovered.
(c) He decides that his salary at the hospital is not enough to live on.
(d) He is afraid that he is responsible for a child's death.

12. Why does Frank decide to stop posing as a pilot for a while?
(a) He wants to see what other professions he can pass himself off as.
(b) One of his phony checks is not accepted when he tries to cash it.
(c) He is tired of flying around the country and wants to settle down.
(d) He is arrested in New Orleans for having suspicious credentials.

13. Why does Frank feel safe from the law while he is working as an attorney?
(a) Because he does not pass any phony checks in almost two years.
(b) Because he does not think the FBI thinks to look for him in the Attorney General's office.
(c) Because he thinks that the FBI forgets all about him by now.
(d) Because he no longer lives in New Orleans or Atlanta.

14. How old is Frank when he leaves home?
(a) Twenty-five years old.
(b) Sixteen years old.
(c) Twenty years old.
(d) Twelve years old.

15. How does Frank find out what a "blue baby" is?
(a) He figures it out when he sees the baby.
(b) He checks his pocket medical dictionary.
(c) He asks an intern.
(d) He asks a nurse.