1. Truman's famous mystery series is based in Washington DC. What is the name of the series? American Capital Mysteries Capital Crimes Series Washington Mystery Series Murder in the Capital Mysteries

2. In Truman?s book ?Murder at the Library of Congress? what historic manuscript becomes the focus of the storyline? A second diary about Columbus? voyage to the New World Letters written by Benjamin Franklin The original Emancipation Proclamation Dead Sea Scrolls

3. One Truman murder mystery has the name of another national capital in its title. What capital is mentioned? Cairo London Havana Moscow

4. What husband and wife sleuth team appear in several of Truman?s mystery novels? Mac and Annabel Smith Zach and Holly Holdren Mick and Maggie Ford Will and Lucy Wilson

5. In this non-fiction book written by Truman in 1969 you could read about "Feller, the unwanted dog". Famous American Cats and Dogs The Healing Power of Pets Canine Heroes of World War II White House Pets

6. Who is murdered in Truman?s? first published mystery novel, ?Murder in the White House?? The Secretary of State Surgeon General The Vice President The White House Chef

7. Which two Truman mystery novels have murders occurring at the same place? "Murder at the Kennedy Center" and "Murder at the Opera" "Murder at Ford?s Theater" and "Murder on the Stage" "Murder at Foggy Bottom" and "Murder at the FBI" "Murder at the National Zoo" and "Murder in the Cage"

8. In 1956 Truman published her first book. What type of book was it? A coloring book for White House guests A biography of Bess Truman Her autobiography A book of poems

9. At what fictional newspaper does one of Truman's mysterious murders occur? The Washington Tribune The Capital Gazette The Baltimore Banner The Washingtonian

10. What famous quote by President Truman is included in the title of one of his daughter's books? If you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen The buck stops here I never did give anybody hell. I just told the truth and they thought it was hell. Always be sincere, even if you don't mean it.