Three is a Lucky Number

The story begins with Ronald Frederick Torbay about to commit his ___ murder.

• first

• second

• third

• tenth

Ronald believed that ____.

• he was a good human being

• he deserved a death punishment for all the crimes he had committed

• no one could ever find out that he was a murderer

• he was more clever than most human beings

Ronald did not like his own ____.

• mind

• mouth

• plan

• mother

One reason why Ronald did not like Dorothy to stay out of doors was because ___.

• she could get friendly with their neighbours

• she could catch cold and he would need to spend money

• she could attract attentions of the police

• she had many household chores to do

About the dead of Mary, one reporter published an article on a newspaper with a title '_____'

• Unfortunate Accident

• Gone too Soon

• Honeymoon Mishap

• A Strange Murder Case

Edyth was ____ when Ronald first saw her in a seaside hotel dinning-room.

• chatting with a young man

• sitting by herself

• complaining to a waitress

• in deep sorrow because of her husband's death

One of the methods Ronald used to start up a relationship with women was by ____.

• being very romantic

• pretending to be a rich man

• giving many gifts and buying expensive clothes for them

• telling them nothing about his abilities

The writer of this story compared the life of ___ with a ship without a rudder.

• Ronald Frederick Torbay

• Mary

• Dorothy

• Edyth

One prime reason why Ronald decided to take Edyth's life earlier than he had planned was because ___.

• Edyth was too private about her financial matters

• Edyth began to show her love for another man

• Ronald couldn't control his habit of killing for fun

• Ronald was tired of Edyth's questions about his family

Ronald and Edyth repainted the ____ in their villa.

• bathroom

• kitchen

• bedroom

• doors