1. When they meet up on stage in this novel the first time, what does Moore's wife accuse Harry of?
(a) Taking bribes to avoid finding answers in the case.
(b) Quitting from her late husand's investigatory team.
(c) Allowing TV reporters to tell her of her husband's death so Harry won't have to.
(d) Not caring enough about the murder.

2. Kerwin finally tells Harry what he wants to know about Dance, the drug dealer. What is it?
(a) That he is the mastermind behind the drug dealing gang.
(b) That he probably went to Mexico shortly after Cal Moore died.
(c) That he was a cop too.
(d) That Dance is a federal agent.

3. In Chapter 16, why does Harry think Lieutenant Pounds wants him to avoid connecting the death of Kapps and Guitierrez-Llosa with Cal Moore?
(a) If it turns out Moore's death is connected to the other two, the Robbery Homicide squad will take the case over. And that will prevent Pounds from counting the case in his end of year statistics.
(b) It might make the department look bad.
(c) He feels guilty that Kapps died.
(d) Pounds was involved in the murders and wants to cover himself.

4. Who does Aguila take Harry to visit?
(a) Zorrillo.
(b) The sheriff of the City of Lost Souls.
(c) The US Ambassador to Mexico.
(d) Cal Moore's widow.

5. Why does Harry feel guilty when speaking to Aguila in Chapter 21?
(a) He wishes he could tell him about his Cal Moore investigation.
(b) He thinks he might hurt Aguila's career.
(c) He wants to confess to Agullia that he killed Moore.
(d) He feels bad about US-Mexico relations.