1. At Smith College, how does John get past the receptionist in the dorm rooms?
(a) He bribes her with chocolate.
(b) He bribes her with compliments.
(c) He claims to be Karen's doctor.
(d) He claims to be Karen's uncle.

2. As Jack Hendricks prepares to do an autopsy on Karen Randall, John is somewhat taken aback by what?
(a) The presence of a group of medical interns.
(b) Jack's lack of hygiene.
(c) The absence of nurses and technicians.
(d) Jack's lack of experience.

3. What does John say in response to the Randall family's belief that Karen had paid Art Lee three hundred dollars for an abortion?
(a) The family needs to stop framing Art.
(b) It would be easy to trace the check and see who had cashed it.
(c) Art accepts no money whatsoever for doing an abortion.
(d) Art always charges twenty-five dollars only to cover lab costs.

4. During Karen Randall's autopsy, the stretchmarks noted on her body indicate what?
(a) Unusual growth spurt.
(b) Recent pregnancy.
(c) Recent weight gain.
(d) Unusual skin type.

5. When John calls Lewis Carr after meeting with the medical intern, what is Lewis' demeanor?
(a) Giddy and bouyant.
(b) Angry and belligerent.
(c) Guarded and reserved.
(d) Frightened and apologetic.

Short Answer Questions

1. After coming to the conclusion that Art Lee uses discernment and compassion in deciding whether or not to perform an abortion, John Berry begins doing what?

2. Where does John Kerry have a meeting with William Randall?

3. Alan Zenner explains to John that Karen had claimed she was pregnant and was scared about having an abortion, but he _________.

4. How does John Berry react to Roger Whiting's self-pity?

5. What type of work does Dr. John Berry typically perform in the pathology lab?

(see the answer key)

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