3. Which of the following is the first sign of struggle at the crime scene?
(a) A ladder knocked over.
(b) A dresser moved in front of a door.
(c) Jewelry stolen from the open box.
(d) Drawers pulled out.

4. What is the occupation of the fourth witness at the court case for the murders?
(a) Banker.
(b) Fortune teller.
(c) Shopkeeper.
(d) Policeman.

5. What happened to the man who helped the person of interest obtain the animal?
(a) He died.
(b) He couldn't take the animal home with him.
(c) They got into a fight.
(d) He wanted to kill the animal.

6. Dupin's comments about the actor are a direct response to whose thoughts?
(a) The narrator's.
(b) The actor's.
(c) The passerby's.
(d) The sailor's.

7. Which of the following words describes The Narrator?
(a) Deductive.
(b) Unreasonable.
(c) Confused.
(d) Reliable.

8. What does Dupin spend time investigating?
(a) The windows.
(b) The chimney.
(c) The trapdoor.
(d) The doors.

9. What does Dupin say has the best chance of owning the animal he is looking for?
(a) A sailor.
(b) A man in prison.
(c) A woman.
(d) A child.

10. What is the name of the actor that Dupin remarks on?
(a) Sporkson.
(b) Maleno.
(c) Chantilly.
(d) Trimmel.

11. In his ad, what does Dupin claim to possess?
(a) An oranguatan.
(b) An empty house.
(c) A box of books.
(d) An apartment to rent out.

12. How many pieces are a part of the first evidence found in the Rue Morgue?
(a) 4.
(b) 1.
(c) 2.
(d) 3.

13. As a result of the man walking in on the animal at the Rue Morgue, what did the animal do?
(a) It strangled a woman.
(b) It cut a woman's neck.
(c) It ran away.
(d) It threw a piece of furniture.

14. What is found on the neck of the younger murder victim?
(a) Jewelry.
(b) Hair.
(c) Bruises.
(d) Cuts.

15. How did the animal respond to the man when he was caught?
(a) He ran off.
(b) He was subdued.
(c) He threatened violence.
(d) He became more peaceful.