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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Monday, Chapters 9 through 14.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. The police sergeant allows John Berry in to see Dr. Lee after he mistakenly thinks what?
(a) Berry wants Lee imprisoned.
(b) Berry is Lee's attorney.
(c) Berry is a private investigator.
(d) Berry is Lee's supervisor.
2. Arthur Lee agrees to Suzanne Blake's request after he does what?
(a) Consults with his best friend, John Berry.
(b) Has a lengthy conversation with his spiritual adviser.
(c) Clears his schedule to make room for her.
(d) Spends a sleepless night debating what to do.
3. After meeting with Art in jail, John calls George Bradford and leaves a message. Who is Bradford?
(a) John's supervisor.
(b) Art's attorney.
(c) Art's mentor.
(d) John's attorney.
4. Even though Lewis Carr, clinical professor of medicine at Boston Memorial, declines to talk with John by phone, he does explain what?
(a) That Art had nothing to do with Karen.
(b) That Art used to be a well-respected doctor.
(c) That Karen's autopsy is about to take place.
(d) That Karen's mother is threatening to sue the hospital.
5. What happens when John Berry arrives at the police station and requests to see Dr. Lee?
(a) He is told to come back later.
(b) He is almost arrested.
(c) He is refused admittance.
(d) He is greeted warmly.
Short Answer Questions
1. When John Berry encounters J.D. Randall after meeting with William Randall, how does J.D. greet him?
2. Art Lee is arrested for the murder of Karen Randall, the daughter of __________.
3. When John meets with Lewis Carr and talks to him in person, he learns that after being taken to the emergency by her mother, Karen had been given what?
4. What example does John give of a disease that is often seen at Boston City Hospital but is practically nonexistent elsewhere?
5. After Karen's autopsy, John pays a visit to Jim Murphy. Who is Jim?
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