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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What was on the ceiling above Joy when she had the abortion?
(a) Poster of a city at sunrise.
(b) Picture of the Swiss Alps.
(c) Where's Waldo poster.
(d) Picture of a beach.

2. What did Louie remember was the name of the pro-life woman who brought donuts to the Center staff every Monday?
(a) Alice.
(b) Wanda.
(c) Carla.
(d) Betsy.

3. What did George drive to the clinic?
(a) Sedan.
(b) Motorcycle.
(c) Truck.
(d) Van.

4. What was the name of the nurse practitioner that Olive regularly saw at the clinic?
(a) Wilma.
(b) Louise.
(c) Harriet.
(d) Zelda.

5. What was the name of the judge who came to see Beth in her hospital room?
(a) Pinot.
(b) Rivers.
(c) Dinen.
(d) Watson.

Short Answer Questions

1. How long had George spent trying to scrub his soul clean?

2. What grade was Janine in when she had to debate Roe vs. Wade?

3. Who called the police and caused Beth to be arrested?

4. What type of bracelet did Vonita wear on the day George came to the Clinic?

5. How long did Harriet tell Olive she might have to live?

Short Essay Questions

1. When Wren was in middle school, what would Hugh pack in her lunches?

2. Why did Wren punch at boy when she was four, and what did her father do about it?

3. What happened when Janine confessed to being pro-choice?

4. At noon, what did Izzy see when she looked in a supply closet?

5. What were George's thoughts about Lil having an abortion as he sat in the parking lot at the Center?

6. Why should Hugh have recused himself after he learned that Wren was a hostage?

7. What did Izzy do when George told her to move away from Louie?

8. When did Janine have an abortion and why?

9. What had Wren learned last week when she was listening to NPR in Aunt Bex's studio?

10. What were the risks of having the tourniquet that Izzy placed on Dr. Ward?

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