2. What did Jame Gumb do to Klaus?
(a) Turned him into the police for burglary.
(b) Hit him with a car.
(c) Killed him and made an apron from his skin.
(d) Dated and dumped him.

3. What is notable about the vacation spot that Senator Martin offers to Dr. Lecter in return for information to aid in the return of her daughter?
(a) It is in the British West Indies.
(b) It is the Animal Disease Center for Federal hoof and mouth disease research.
(c) It is in Miami Beach.
(d) It is the location for a famous archaeological dig.

4. How does Clarice demonstrate her superior hand strength?
(a) By taking a two hour written test without a hand cramp.
(b) By pulling the trigger of her firearm ninety times in a minute.
(c) By lifting a 20 lb weight with one hand.
(d) By performing a karate move on Dr. Chilton.

5. Who is Benjamin Raspail?
(a) A flutist for the Baltimore Philharmonic who disappeared in March of 1975.
(b) Starling's African-American roommate.
(c) A cheap redneck, one generation out of the mines.
(d) A psychiatrist who likes to play mind games with law enforcement.

6. Where does Clarice take the bug cocoon for identification?
(a) The Museum of Natural Science.
(b) The Ancient Beetles of Egypt Department at the Smithsonian.
(c) The Louvre.
(d) The Entomology department at the Smithsonian.

7. In Chapter 25, what specific attributes does Dr. Lecter tell Clarice to look for when hunting for Buffalo Bill?
(a) Unemployed, white male, living with his mother.
(b) White male, thirty-five, with a history of extreme childhood violence.
(c) A normal, white male with blonde hair and green eyes, with a lisp.
(d) Schizophrenic with an overactive imagination.

8. Where is Dr. Lecter moved to upon Senator Martin's orders?
(a) To the Museum of Natural Science.
(b) Tennessee.
(c) Washington.
(d) Illinois.

9. Whom does Dr. Lecter thank as he is leaving in the ambulance to be taken to Tennessee?
(a) Clarice.
(b) Dr. Chilton's secretary.
(c) Barney.
(d) Dr. Chilton.

10. What is the name of Clarice's roommate?
(a) Bella Crawford.
(b) Dr. Chilton.
(c) Ardelia Mapp.
(d) Brenda Shaffer.

11. Dr. Lecter tells Clarice that Buffalo Bill wants to change into a woman. What does Dr. Lecter claim that Buffalo Bill is doing to attain that goal?
(a) Buffalo Bill is cross-dressing.
(b) Buffalo Bill is undergoing gender reassignment.
(c) Buffalo Bill is changing his appearance through plastic surgery.
(d) Buffalo Bill is making a girl suit out of real girls.

12. Buffalo Bill has how many known victims?
(a) Seventeen.
(b) Two.
(c) Five.
(d) Twenty-four.

13. Why did the Senator offer Dr. Lecter special privileges for his assistance in finding her daughter?
(a) The Senator thinks that no one other than Dr. Lecter will be able to solve this case.
(b) She is desperate to find her daughter.
(c) She is not aware that special privileges have been offered in her name.
(d) She knows that Dr. Lecter will do anything for publicity.

14. Why does Jack Crawford want Clarice to start talking to Dr. Lecter again?
(a) Because he wants to get Clarice out of the way, and he thinks getting her to talk to Dr. Lecter will do just that.
(b) Because he thinks Clarice can get Dr. Lecter to tell her who Buffalo Bill really is.
(c) Because he thinks Dr. Lecter can teach Clarice some profiling skills.
(d) Because he believes Dr. Lecter lied about the how, why and by whom of Klaus' death.

15. What does Clarice do in Chapter 4 to gather more information for her research on one of Dr. Lecter's victims?
(a) She visits the stacks of the local library.
(b) She visits the victim's family.
(c) She goes back to Quantico and accesses microfilm.
(d) She contacts the Baltimore police and goes through their files.