The End of Jimmy Valentine

When the story opens, Jimmy Valentine is

• in court.

• on a business trip.

• in prison.

• on vacation.

Jimmy is released from prison because he

• has been found innocent.

• has friends in high places.

• has served his time.

• had a new trial.

At first, Jimmy works as a

• safecracker.

• pickpocket.

• con man.

• baker.

Jimmy decides to settle in Elmore because he

• falls in love.

• likes the hotel.

• plans to rob the local bank.

• likes the restaurants.

One of Jimmy's trademarks as a crook is his

• fingerprints.

• special tools.

• habit of leaving a dollar in the safe.

• using dynamite.

Ben Price is after Jimmy because Jimmy

• robbed Ben's bank.

• double-crossed him.

• is a criminal.

• had a warrant for his arrest.

In Elmore, Jimmy works in

• bank.

• his own shoe store.

• a bakery.

• a hotel.

Jimmy's letter to his friend shows that Jimmy

• has really gone straight.

• plans to rob Mr. Adam's bank.

• plans to continue robbing banks after his marriage.

• will give robbery money to poor townspeople.

The Adams family sees Jimmy's burglar tools when

• Ben Price tells them Jimmy is a burglar.

• Annabel accidentally opens Jimmy's suitcase.

• Agatha gets locked in the bank vault.

• the tools spill out of the toolbox onto the floor.

As the story ends, you can conclude that Jimmy will probably

• return to safecracking.

• return to prison.

• return to St. Louis, Missouri.

• marry Annabel.