Three is a lucky number

Dorothy was not alone in the world because

• she was an unhappy woman

  
  

• She had a brother

  
  

• She had a husband, his name was Ronald

  
  

• her husband was a murderer

  
  

Edyth used to teach at a ___________ for several years

• girls' school

  
  

• boys' school

  
  

• teenagers' school

  
  

• kids' school

  
  

When Ronald saw Edyth for the first time he realized that she had a lot of money because

• she was wearing a valuable ring

  
  

• she was staying at a seaside hotel

  
  

• she was eating in a luxurious restaurant

  
  

• she had an expensive car

  
  

"Each of his three marriages had followed the same pattern". This sentence means that...

• First, Ronald used a false identity. Then, he went on holiday to a place where no one met him. There, he found middle aged and ugly women. Finally, he married them.

  
  

• First, Ronald found a middle aged and ugly woman. Then, he married her. Finally, he invited her to stay at a luxurious hotel.

  
  

• First, Ronald went on holiday to a new place. There, he used a false name. After that, he met his next victim. Finally, he didn’t allow his wife to have friends.

  
  

• First, he found a silly woman in an unknown place for him. Then, he married her. Finally he killed her in the bathroom.

  
  

The sentence “The bubbles don’t last very long” means that

• Ronald wanted Edyth to go down the ladder.

  
  

• Ronald wanted to have sex with Edyth.

  
  

• Ronald was going to open a bottle of Champagne for Edyth in the bathroom.

  
  

• Ronald had prepared a bath for Edyth.

  
  

Why was Ronald’s mouth uglier than ever?

• Because she could read Edyth' letter

  
  

• Because he could kill Edyth

  
  

• Because he couldn't kill Edyth

  
  

• Because he couldn't turn on the water

  
  

Who were the people who had moved to a house next to Ronald and Edyth’s door?

• Ronald’s friends

• a silly man and an attractive woman

  
  

• Police officers

  
  

• Some kind neighbors

  
  

On their wedding day, Ronald and Edyth promised

• to leave their property to each other

  
  

• to move into a new house

  
  

• to love to each other forever

• to not make the mistake of feeling sorry for each other.

  
  

People who moved moved to the house next Ronalds' door were exactly

• a policewoman and an inspector

• Ronald's old friends

• a middle-aged woman and an old man

• A man and Ronald's exwife