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"Naked in Death" by J. D. Robb Quiz

"Naked in Death" is the first novel in the J. D. Robb's 'In Death' books. All questions will be centered around just this novel, I would recommend that you read the book before taking this quiz so that I don't spoil it.

A multiple-choice quiz by red_stone. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Author
red_stone

Time
3 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
277,790

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
8 / 10

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Awards
Top 35% Quiz

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Question 1 of 10

1. How long has Lieutenant Eve Dallas been with the New York Police department?
Hint

Nine years

Five years

Ten years

Six years

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Question 2 of 10

2. In the probability scan, what did the computer say the probability was of Roarke being the murder?
Hint

82.6 percent

66.5 percent

79.4 percent

57.2 percent

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Question 3 of 10

3. What gift did Roarke send to Eve? Hint

Roses

Coffee

Chocolate

Theatre tickets

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Question 4 of 10

4. At the crime scene of the second victim, the killer left a note that said "TWO OF SIX"; who was the second victim?
Hint

Anna Whitney

Ivory Snow

Carol Flower

Lola Starr

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Question 5 of 10

5. Who did Lieutenant Eve and Captain Feeney go to East Washington to see?
Hint

The Chief of Police

Senator DeBlass

Dr. Mira

The owner of Tri-Star

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Question 6 of 10

6. Roarke told Eve that he would be leaving New York for a few days because his attention was needed at one of his resorts. Which resort required his personal attention?
Hint

WebbWood

SeVille

MarsRover

FreeStar

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Question 7 of 10

7. From the crime scene of the third victim, what does Eve keep?
Hint

A dog

A bird

A fish

A cat

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Question 8 of 10

8. The weapon left at the third crime scene was traced to a auction house, whose records show that Roarke had purchased it. What is the name of the auction house?
Hint

Meaford

Minu

Sotheby

Billets

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Question 9 of 10

9. Sharon DeBlass kept a list of people that she was blackmailing. Which name on the list seemed to interest Eve the most?
Hint

Simpson

Roarke

Charles

Andrew

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Question 10 of 10

10. Who did Eve claim saved her life at the end of the book?
Hint

DeBlass

Galahad

Anthony

Salem

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. How long has Lieutenant Eve Dallas been with the New York Police department?

Answer: Ten years

While examining the body of the first victim, who died due to gunshot wounds, Eve said that it was the first time in her ten year career that she had seen gunshot wounds. Captain Feeney, the only other person on the scene, said that he had seen only two crimes involving guns.

2. In the probability scan, what did the computer say the probability was of Roarke being the murder?

Answer: 82.6 percent

For a probability scan all known data is entered into a computer, the computer then analyzes the information and comes up with a percentage figure on the guilt of the suspect. A probability scan is only one of the tools available to help solve crimes.

3. What gift did Roarke send to Eve?

Answer: Coffee

Roarke had a package delivered to Eve's apartment; it arrived by a delivery service. Mavis who was there at the time speculated that it could be diamonds but Eve was more thrilled with the coffee.

4. At the crime scene of the second victim, the killer left a note that said "TWO OF SIX"; who was the second victim?

Answer: Lola Starr

Both victims were killed in the same manner - gunshot wounds. Both victims were also Licenced Companions. The notes were the third thing that connected the crimes.

5. Who did Lieutenant Eve and Captain Feeney go to East Washington to see?

Answer: Senator DeBlass

Senator DeBlass demanded a meeting to be updated on the case because his granddaughter was the first victim. Senator DeBlass used his political position to force both Lieutenant Eve and Captain Feeney to come to him, and give him a briefing on the case.

6. Roarke told Eve that he would be leaving New York for a few days because his attention was needed at one of his resorts. Which resort required his personal attention?

Answer: FreeStar

Roarke told only a select few that he would be off the planet for a few days, Eve being one of them. When the third murder occurred, someone tried to frame Roarke not realizing that he was not in New York.

7. From the crime scene of the third victim, what does Eve keep?

Answer: A cat

Since the daughter of the victim did not take the cat home, Eve took him. She ended up deciding to keep the cat and named him Galahad.

8. The weapon left at the third crime scene was traced to a auction house, whose records show that Roarke had purchased it. What is the name of the auction house?

Answer: Sotheby

When the weapon came back as being registered to Roarke, Eve believed that it was a false trail set out by the killer. The auction house also confirmed that the sale of the gun was unlike other purchases made by Roarke and that they had not met with the buyer.

9. Sharon DeBlass kept a list of people that she was blackmailing. Which name on the list seemed to interest Eve the most?

Answer: Simpson

Simpson was the Chief of Police, and in Eve's opinion, more interested in his ratings than in actually finding the killer. Finding his name on the list gave Eve an excuse to search a little deeper into his background.

10. Who did Eve claim saved her life at the end of the book?

Answer: Galahad

Roarke was taking her home to his house, and on the way out Eve told him not to forget the cat since it saved her life. To which Roarke responded, "Then he gets caviar for the whole of his nine lives."

Source: Author red_stone

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