The Case of the Mysterious Car Crash

What can you infer from Carmen and Derrick's conversation about the car crash

• The detectives were in the car when it crashed.

• The detectives think the money caused the car crash.

• The detectives know the driver of the car.

• The detectives are investigating the car crash.

How does the setting reveal an important clue in the mystery

• It reveals where the car is.

• It provides the connection between the crash scene and McGill's home.

• It describes Robbie.

• It describes McGill.

What does the phrase warrant in hand in paragraph 16 mean?

• Derrick and Carmen handed in their warrants.

• Derrick and Carmen have a warrant in their possession.

• The warrant is handwritten.

• Derrick hands Carmen the warrant.

Which of the following best shows the narrator's point of view toward Mr. McGill?

• "Carmen listed the evidence against Mr. McGill until he exploded."

• "McGill could have been robbed last night and not even realize it yet."

• "With his demeanor, no wonder this guy's company is in shambles."

• "Paxson is McGill's business partner!"

Why do Derrick and Carmen question Robbie?

• Robbie has an obvious injury and has recently been laid off.

• Derrick and Carmen do not like Robbie.

• Robbie fell off a ladder.

• Robbie has no alibi.

Which choice best summarizes the passage?

• The first suspect has an alibi.

• A mysterious car crash leads investigators to discover and solve a robbery.

• Mr. McGill has stolen thousands of dollars.

• The detectives follow tracks from the car to the road.