A) Denver Spiderman B) The Attic Phantom C) Denver Ghost D) The Sneaky Burglar
A) 1941 B) 1911 C) 1844 D) 1882
A) July 1, 1888 B) May 16, 1967 C) July 30, 1942 D) April 14, 1911
A) Petersburg, Illinois B) Beloit, Wisconsin C) Denver, Colorado D) Cañon City, Colorado
A) Isabella Elam B) Fred Zarnow C) Philip Peters D) Thomas H. Coneys
A) Mabel Berke B) Thomas H. Coneys C) Isabella Elam D) Mrs. Peters
A) 1882 B) 1907 C) 1888 D) 1941
A) Colorado State Penitentiary B) Denver Democratic Club C) Petersburg Hardware Store D) Denver Brass Works
A) Doctors told him he would not live to see his 18th birthday B) He was expelled for bad behavior C) His father died and he had to work D) He moved too frequently
A) Bookkeeper at Denver Brass Works B) Housekeeper C) Police detective D) Hardware store owner
A) To hide from the police for past crimes B) To store stolen goods C) To be alone and free from the judgment of others D) To plan a massive robbery
A) July 1942 B) September 1941 C) October 1941 D) November 1882
A) 58 B) 73 C) 84 D) 18
A) 3335 West Moncrieff Place B) 73 Cañon Street C) 1882 Petersburg Road D) 1907 Beloit Avenue
A) In the master bedroom B) In the kitchen near the refrigerator C) In the ceiling of a closet D) In the basement near the stairs
A) Three days B) Nine months C) Two years D) About five weeks
A) July 30, 1942 B) October 17, 1941 C) September 1, 1941 D) May 16, 1967
A) An old pistol B) A heavy iron stove shaker C) A baseball bat D) A cane
A) A baseball bat B) A kitchen knife C) A wooden chair D) A heavy iron stove shaker
A) 84 B) 58 C) 73 D) 18
A) The front door was left wide open B) Peters had not come by for dinner C) They saw someone climb into the attic D) They heard gunshots
A) A normal-sized person could not fit through it B) It was used as the main entrance C) It was locked from the outside D) It led to an empty space
A) Living next door with Mabel Berke B) Traveling in Canada C) In the hospital recuperating from a broken hip D) Visiting her son in western Colorado
A) The pay was too low B) She became convinced the house was haunted C) Mrs. Peters fired her D) She found Coneys hiding in the attic
A) A cane B) An iron stove shaker C) A baseball bat D) An old pistol
A) May 16, 1967 B) October 17, 1941 C) September 1, 1941 D) July 30, 1942
A) They heard a lock click on the second floor B) They saw him looking out a window C) Mrs. Peters returned and found him D) He confessed over the telephone
A) Theodore Coneys B) Philip Peters C) Thomas H. Coneys D) Fred Zarnow
A) Petersburg Jail B) Denver Brass Works C) Beloit Correctional Facility D) Colorado State Penitentiary
A) Petersburg, Illinois B) Cañon City, Colorado C) Denver, Colorado D) Beloit, Wisconsin
A) Mountain Vale Cemetery B) Cañon City Memorial Park C) Colorado State Penitentiary D) Denver City Cemetery
A) Noah Van Sciver B) Agatha Christie C) Erle Stanley Gardner D) Stephen King
A) MOME B) Stalker C) Beware the Curves D) The Ziff Who Came to Dinner
A) 1945 B) 1956 C) 2009 D) 1967
A) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation B) NCIS C) Law & Order D) Criminal Minds
A) Beware the Curves B) Stalker C) The Ziff Who Came to Dinner D) Spiderman
A) The Simpsons B) Family Guy C) Futurama D) South Park
A) Erle Stanley Gardner B) Noah Van Sciver C) Matt Groening D) Stan Lee
A) Prison warden B) Cartoonist C) Television producer D) Novelist
A) Volume 15 B) Volume 20 C) Volume 5 D) Volume 10
A) 1999 B) 1967 C) 2009 D) 1956
A) Stalker B) The Simpsons C) MOME D) Beware the Curves |