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1 IN COLD BLOOD (by Truman Capote) GUIDED READING QUESTIONS (pg 1) 1. What does Herbert Clutter do for a living? 2. How many children did Bonnie & Herbert Clutter have? 3. What did Mr. Clutter ironically sign on the day of the murders? 4. What was Mrs. Clutter s ailment? 5. Why did Nancy have to break off her relationship to her boyfriend Bobby Rupp (according to her father)? 6. What achievements did Nancy Clutter have and what talents was she known for? 7. Who is Alfred Stoecklein? 8. What fear, ironically, does Teddy, the Clutters family dog suffer? 9. Do any of the details about the Clutter family s last day stick out to you? 10. What does Dick Hickock call junk that Perry carries around with him always? 11. After Dick and he pull off their big score, what three places does Perry dream of escaping to? 12. How many times, at least, as Perry Smith seen Treasure of the Sierra Madre? What might his love of this movie tell you about him?

2 IN COLD BLOOD (by Truman Capote) GUIDED READING QUESTIONS (pg 2) 13. Describe Perry Smith s physical appearance. 14. What does Nancy Clutter keep smelling that peculiar? Why do you think the writer, Capote, would include this detail? What does add to the book or the reader s involvement? 15. Where did Dick Hickock work after his release from prison in August 1959? 16. What alibi did Dick & Perry agree on? In other words, what story did they agree to tell about their whereabouts over the next 24 hours? 17. What was the only book on Mrs. Clutter s bedside table? What is so ironic about the sentence that was marked? 18. Describe Dick Hickock s personal appearance. 19. List Dick s different tattoos and describe them. 20. List Perry s different tattoos and describe them. 21. In your opinion, what do each man s tattoos tell you about them? In what ways might their specific tattoos represent traits in their personalities?

3 IN COLD BLOOD (by Truman Capote) GUIDED READING QUESTIONS (pg 3) 22. Describe an example of foreshadowing found on page 36 that concerns Mr. Clutter. 23. What two items do Perry and Dick purchase in Emporia, Kansas? 24. Describe the Clutters basement area. 25. Describe Kenyon Clutter appearance and personality (from what you read). 26. Who is Mr. Johnson? 27. What color is Dick s car? How might that color be significant or what might it symbolize? 28. What is the real reason Perry was in Kansas? 29. What is Perry s character flaw as Willie Jay describes it? 30. Dick s letter reached Perry four months after Perry was paroled. What did the letter say? 31. What does Mr. Clutter ironically sign on the day of the murders?

4 IN COLD BLOOD (by Truman Capote) GUIDED READING QUESTIONS (pg 4) 32. Name the instruments that Perry taught himself to play. 33. What do Dick and Perry drink as they drive on their way to Holcomb? 34. According to Bobby Rupp s testimony the following Monday, describe his last evening with the Clutters the last time anyone saw them alive. 35. What did Perry and Dick have for dinner when they stopped in Great Bend? 36.What does Dick really believe about Perry and Perry s character? 37. Describe how Dick plans to use Perry. 38. What is the name of Nancy Clutter s classmate who is the first to visit the Clutter house the morning after the murders? Why was she at the house? 39. What is the The Teacherage? 40. Name all of the people who first enter the Clutter home and discover them.

5 IN COLD BLOOD (by Truman Capote) GUIDED READING QUESTIONS (pg 5) 41. List a few of the clues that Nancy Ewalt, Susan Kidwell, and Mr. Ewalt noticed that indicated there had been foul play at the Clutters home the night before. 42. Name the people who accompany the Sheriff into the Clutter home. 43. Describe what they saw when they entered Nancy s bedroom. 44. Describe what they saw when they entered Mrs. Clutter s bedroom. 45. Describe what was discovered in the master bedroom. 46. Describe where Kenyon was discovered and under what conditions. 47. Describe where Mr. Clutter was discovered and under what conditions. 48. What was the reaction of Holcomb upon hearing of the cold-blooded murders? 49. Where is Perry holed up after the murders and what does he have next to him in the room? 50. Where has Dick gone after the murders and what does he do upon arriving there?

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