2. What is the subject of the argument between Peabody and Dallas?
(a) Proper conduct.
(b) Who gets to drive.
(c) McNab.
(d) Responsibility.

3. Roarke gives advice about what topic?
(a) Travel.
(b) Finances.
(c) Women.
(d) Mergers.

4. What is the character's occupation?
(a) Cosmetic salesperson.
(b) Actor.
(c) Singer.
(d) Dancer.

5. McNab asks Peabody to do what?
(a) Make coffee.
(b) Run more background checks.
(c) Go on a date.
(d) Leave him alone.

6. What is often very difficult to understand despite the facts of the case?
(a) Rage.
(b) Jealousy.
(c) Ambition.
(d) Heart.

7. What is a powerful motivation for murder?
(a) Prestige.
(b) Hate.
(c) Love.
(d) Money.

8. What is the motto of the New York Police and Security Department?
(a) Serve and Protect.
(b) Safety and Security for All.
(c) Rise and Conquer.
(d) Divide and Fall.

9. What is the name of Dallas' commanding officer?
(a) Summerset.
(b) Tubbs.
(c) Webster.
(d) Whitney.

10. The woman retired to which Midwestern city?
(a) St. Louis.
(b) Omaha.
(c) Indianapolis.
(d) Chicago.

11. What item enrages the guest?
(a) Suspect list.
(b) Phone call.
(c) Blackmail letter.
(d) Sex tape.

12. What word does Roarke use to describe Peabody?
(a) Jewel.
(b) Clever.
(c) Greenhorn.
(d) Naive.

13. Who do Dallas and Roarke sit down with to calm her regarding the case?
(a) Nadine.
(b) Mavis.
(c) Carly.
(d) Maryellen.

14. What term does Dallas use to mean that the suspect has fled the scene?
(a) Bugged out.
(b) Took off running.
(c) Gone rabbit.
(d) Flew the coop.

15. Who is transported to the police station for an interview with Dallas?
(a) Stiles.
(b) Freestone.
(c) Carvell.
(d) Draco.