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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Blind Man's Bluff.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does the state environmental department originally come to Woburn in 1979?
(a) To check some contaminated waste barrels.
(b) To talk to the Town Council.
(c) To test the water in the river.
(d) To check the water in Wells G and H.

2. Who writes "Blood: Textbook of Hematology" which has a chapter on leukemic diseases?
(a) Dr. James Jandl.
(b) Dr. Robert Truman.
(c) Dr. Joseph Cruse.
(d) Dr. Alan Levin.

3. What river runs through Woburn?
(a) Columbus River.
(b) Boston River.
(c) Woburn River.
(d) Aberjone River.

4. When Schlictmann meets with his client families in his offices in August, he tells them that the most difficult thing facing the plaintiffs in the upcoming phase 2 trial is the jury asking themselves what question?
(a) How do I make a decision when I am bombarded with so much information?
(b) How do I make a decision when scientists and doctors can't agree?
(c) How do I make a decision if I can't understand all this technical stuff?
(d) How do I make an impartial decision?

5. By the fall of 1985 approximately how much has Schlictmann's firm spent on the Woburn case?
(a) $250,000.
(b) $750,000.
(c) $1 million.
(d) $500,000.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who says: "Oh, I wouldn't worry about groveling. We've already groveled plenty. Let's do something new in life."

2. Where does the pre-trial settlement conference take place in Boston?

3. How many days after summation does the jury reach a verdict?

4. For opening arguments, how many spectators remain seated in the court room after Judge Skinner asks those without seats to leave?

5. What governmental agency orderes the discontinuation of the use of TCE in the 1970s?

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