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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Six: Aftershocks.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Bob Eustace angered Judge Townsend by refusing to answer whether Donaldson should receive which punishment?
(a) Probation.
(b) Suspension from the football team.
(c) Prison time.
(d) Fines.

2. To what country is Krakauer referring when he states the percentage of the time "the rapist gets away with the crime" after raping an individual "in this country" (110)?
(a) Bolivia.
(b) The United Kingdom.
(c) Canada.
(d) The United States.

3. The evening after Donaldson's sentence was handed down, which person texted Huguet to report that a four-year struggle with anxiety had just come to an end?
(a) Kaitlyn Kelly.
(b) Keely Williams.
(c) Sam Erschler.
(d) Hillary McLaughlin.

4. Krakauer names which woman as someone who had maligned the idea of police believing stories told by victims of rape in the initial stages of the investigation?
(a) Kelly.
(b) Pabst.
(c) Merifield.
(d) Huguet.

5. What position did Jordan Johnson inhabit on the UM football team, in addition to his position as a player?
(a) Towel boy.
(b) Consultant.
(c) Team captain.
(d) Manager.

Short Answer Questions

1. Belnap told Krakauer in 2014 that she was never told "that she could ask for" which person "to be present during the interview" (40)?

2. Krakauer writes that "When an individual is raped in this country," the "rapist gets away with the crime" what "percent of the time" (110)?

3. In what year of college was McLaughlin when Donaldson tried to rape her?

4. In what year did the Missoula Police Department enact a policy "requiring cops to begin sexual-assault investigations by believing the claims of victims" (337)?

5. For how many years did Pabst work as a prosecutor before she entered private practice as a defense attorney?

(see the answer key)

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