1. After J.D. Randall tries to bribe John Berry to get him to drop Art Lee's case, J.D. resorts to what?
(a) Threats.
(b) Pleas.
(c) Lies.
(d) Insults.

2. When John goes looking for Karen's chart, he learns that it is in the possession of whom?
(a) Her stepmother.
(b) Her father.
(c) The private investigator.
(d) The police.

3. Art Lee tells John Berry that when Karen Randall left his office, he was under the impression that she __________.
(a) Had decided to have her baby.
(b) Was relieved that he refused to do an abortion.
(c) Had decided to give her child up for adoption.
(d) Was going to have an abortion in another country.

4. As John stops to watch an open-heart surgical operation, he compares it to what?
(a) A scene from an old B movie.
(b) A well-rehearsed Broadway play.
(c) A baseball game where the points matter.
(d) A surrealistic ballet.

5. Lewis Carr tells John that according to her stepmother, Karen had named Art Lee as __________.
(a) Her drug supplier.
(b) The abortionist.
(c) Her boyfriend.
(d) The one who talked her out of an abortion.

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. Art Lee is arrested for the murder of Karen Randall, the daughter of __________.

3. When John Berry gains access to Art Lee in jail, how much time is he given for their meeting?

4. Who has been switching tissue samples in the lab in order to help Art Lee?

5. When John speaks with George Bradford, what does he realize?

(see the answer key)

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