1. Why did Angela and Mrs. Pulaski dress alike to go to the party?
(a) They thought one of the clues was about twins and wanted to get someone to talk about twins.
(b) They wanted to confuse everyone about who was who.
(c) They didn't plan it, they just happened to wear the same thing.
(d) They wanted to be like mother and daughter.

2. What did Turtle think the expression, "Take stock in America," meant from the Will?
(a) That the winner must buy land in America.
(b) To buy stock and whoever earns the most money, wins.
(c) To look at the song, "America, America!" for clues.
(d) That the murderer is not one of the Americans.

3. At the second meeting of the heirs for the reading of the Will, what did Turtle convince Angela not to do?
(a) Tell on her for being the bomber.
(b) Marry Dr. Deere.
(c) Share her guess as to the mystery heir.
(d) Confess to being the bomber.

4. What is the significance of the limp that is mentioned?
(a) It serves as a distractor in determining who is the mysterious person.
(b) Because Chris saw a person with a limp going into Westing House.
(c) It shows the personality of Turtle in the story.
(d) All of the answers are correct.

5. What mystery did Westing reveal in the Will?
(a) That his death had been caused by one of the heirs.
(b) He told how the president of Westing Paper Products was murdered.
(c) That there was a secret about the Mansion.
(d) That he had a patent that was stolen from him.