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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What has happened every time Christina has tried to reach Harry?
(a) He cries on the phone.
(b) He has refused to talk to her.
(c) He yells at her.
(d) He has been unavailable.

2. What does Kiester do regarding Oscar's script when undertaking a Civil War epic?
(a) Says he remembers reading it.
(b) Denies any recollection.
(c) Kept a copy of the play for himself.
(d) Remembers all the details from reading the play many years ago.

3. What are the jurors to disregard during the drowning case?
(a) All emotional outbursts by spectators.
(b) The boy's name and age.
(c) How the boy drowned.
(d) Circumstantial evidence.

4. What do most of Oscar's charges represent?
(a) Contingency Fees.
(b) Consultation Fees.
(c) Administrative costs.
(d) Retainer Fees.

5. Why is Deedee out $80,000?
(a) Someone has stolen her purse and used her credit cards.
(b) She had tried to save money by not carrying collision insurance on her Lamborghetti, so she is out that money after a truckload of drunks ran into it.
(c) She over spent on her credit card.
(d) She has purchased a new foreign car.

6. What does the obituary say?
(a) The Judge demanded an immediate and large funeral.
(b) The Judge demanded a small family funeral.
(c) The Judge demanded immediate cremation and no ceremonies.
(d) The Judege demaned to be put on display for all to see.

7. What do witnesses confirm about the site of the drowning?
(a) It is beautiful.
(b) The current is very strong.
(c) It is frequently used for baptisms.
(d) It is a popular fishing site.

8. What is Christina doing when Oscar and Lily find her on the phone with her vulture sisters-in-law?
(a) She is giving advice to her sisters-in-law about Harry's funeral.
(b) She is crying hysterically.
(c) She is warning them to keep their hands off everything in the apartment.
(d) She is telling her sisters-in-law to come over.

9. Who has Christina consulted about fulfilling Harry's wish for a clean getaway like the Judge?
(a) Oscar.
(b) Lily.
(c) Ilse.
(d) No one.

10. How much is Father's estate worth?
(a) Around $5 million.
(b) Around $55 million.
(c) Around $500,000.
(d) Around $5.5 million.

11. Why is Oscar upset about the obituary?
(a) It obscures Father's career.
(b) It is too long.
(c) It is too short.
(d) It is too expensive.

12. What does the district judge think about Oscar's case?
(a) It is unbelievable how similar the movie and play are.
(b) It is boring and a waste of his time.
(c) It has a strong chance of winning.
(d) There is no basis for unjust enrichment or fraud.

13. What does Jerry explain as the left hand side of Oscar's story?
(a) Thomas's trip north to take care of his uncle's property.
(b) There is no left hand side of Oscar's story.
(c) Kane hounding Thomas about justice and moral rectitude leading him deeper into his dilemma, and Bagby blackmailing him for 4,000 years of Christian guilt.
(d) The runaway slave, the invisible man haunting Thomas (and the entire play).

14. Why does Rev. Bobby Joe, freed from jail, say Daddy cannot come to visit?
(a) He no longer trusts Daddy.
(b) He has a baptism to attend to.
(c) He is having a big operation and Bobby Joe is offering him spiritual comfort in case the Lord carries him home during it.
(d) He is busy preaching.

15. Why does the clerk balk at destroying them?
(a) They belong to Oscar and Christina.
(b) They belong to him and he wants to keep them.
(c) He does not want to destroy the beautiful letters.
(d) He does not want to have to build a fire.

Short Answer Questions

1. What has Oscar's ordeal done to Christina and Harry's marriage?

2. Why is Lily spooked by the clerk's many trips to the bathroom and the sound of trickling?

3. What is the packet of letters Christina spots in the Gladstone?

4. Who is the stooped old man Lily saw walking past the window as she drove up?

5. What does Lily tell Oscar have been dashed?

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