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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 7 trhough 12.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What did Paul say about his own father and cooking?
(a) That he would like to learn.
(b) That he never did it, and that he said it was for girls.
(c) That Mel said that he would teach Paul to cook one day.
(d) That Mel cooked all the time.
2. In Chapter 10, what does Patty ask Spenser when he returns from dropping Paul off at school?
(a) Whether he likes the peignoir that she is wearing.
(b) Whether he would go with her to the grocery store for a few items.
(c) Whether he thought that she and Mel should get back together.
(d) Whether he would like to move in permanently.
3. When Spenser tells Patty that he does not want a personal relationship with her, what is her reaction?
(a) She insults herself and him, and then breaks down crying.
(b) She storms off to her room and starts breaking things.
(c) She gets angry and demands that he leave her house.
(d) She tells him that she understands and that there are not any hard feelings.
4. What is the setting of the first paragraph of Chapter 6?
(a) Times Square.
(b) Madison Square Garden.
(c) Soldier Field.
(d) Lexington, Massachusetts.
5. What does Patty want Spenser to do in Chapter 7?
(a) To retrieve Paul again.
(b) To go to her house in Lexington.
(c) To deliver a message to Mel.
(d) To help her find her sister.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 7, what does Patty tell Spenser has happened to Paul?
2. Where does the narrator follow the woman to in Chapter 3?
3. What kind of car does Elaine Brooks drive?
4. In Chapter 11, one of the men says something about Spenser and guns. What is it?
5. In Chapter 10, Spenser tells Patty that he can put her in touch with the feminist writer, Rachel Wallace. Patty responds that feminist theory is all well and good on paper, but that it is not successful in reality. Spenser asks her what the term, successful means in the "real world"; and Patty's response is:
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