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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 5-7.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Harry examines Porter's unsolved cases and discovers an odd coincidence. What is it?
(a) One of the murders happened at a diner frequented by Cal Moore.
(b) Harry was a suspect in one of the cases Porter had been investigating.
(c) One of the victims was Harry's mom.
(d) Porter was investigating the Cal Moore suicide.
2. After Moore dies, what task does Bosch agree to help with in his murder investigation?
(a) He notifies Moore's wife of his death.
(b) Talking to the neighbors about what they may have heard.
(c) Performing an autopsy.
(d) Fingerprinting the crime scene.
3. Harry was not asked to be a part of the case, but he went to the suicide crime scene anyway to see what was happening. Upon arrival, he's suspicious. Why?
(a) The suicide note was faked.
(b) Harry isn't sure what's wrong but he does not buy the evidence or the crime scene.
(c) He suspects the Assistant Chief committed the crime.
(d) The victim is wearing boots that don't belong to him.
4. Harry finds Hollywood depressing. Why?
(a) He has worked there a long time.
(b) He does not like prostitutes.
(c) He grew up there.
(d) His colleague was found dead there.
5. In Chapter 4, Harry thinks that Cal Moore answered a question that many people have. What is it?
(a) He found out who his mother is.
(b) He determined the meaning of life.
(c) He found out who he was.
(d) He found out what happens after death.
Short Answer Questions
1. In the first chapter, Harry is thinking about an animal he is attempting to feed and has named "Timido." What kind of animal is it?
2. What does Moore's wife hint might have been reason her husband committed suicide?
3. Harry Bosch enters the crime scene with a handkerchief over his mouth. Why?
4. Pounds asks Harry to solve a case by New Year's Day to improve the Department's statistics. Why does this offend Harry?
5. Why does Bosch sometimes think solving homicide cases are all that matter?
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