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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 other story runs in the newspaper with the photos of Julian?
(a) The Prime Minister is elected.
(b) The Lakeland rapist attacks a woman.
(c) The medical scandal in The Netherlands continues.
(d) Clive is profiled as a famous composer.

2. What consequence does Vernon consider to posting the pictures?
(a) That Vernon gets fired.
(b) That Julian's family abandons him.
(c) None.
(d) That Vernon's staff turns against him.

3. When do Clive and Vernon have an argument?
(a) The day after Clive returns from Penrith.
(b) The day before they both go to Amsterdam.
(c) They do not have an argument.
(d) The night before Clive leaves to Penrith.

4. What is Vernon a victim of?
(a) Cruel fate.
(b) Conservative values.
(c) Lack of influence.
(d) Poor judgment.

5. What does Clive think about on his way to Penrith?
(a) His relationship with Vernon.
(b) His affair with Molly.
(c) The symphony he is working on.
(d) Getting revenge on Julian.

Short Answer Questions

1. On what day is Vernon hailed as the savior of The Judge?

2. What role does Clive believe he plays?

3. Which word best defines Vernon's staff at The Judge in Chapter Four?

4. Where does Clive go to hike?

5. How does Clive feel about ignoring the argument?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Clive undermine his moral authority?

2. Does Vernon consider the consequences of posting the photos of Julian?

3. How is Clive unethical?

4. What is Frank's role in Vernon's resignation?

5. Describe the photos that Vernon has of Julian.

6. What is the root cause of Clive and Vernon's relationship falling apart?

7. Is Vernon really a victim? If so, what is he a victim of?

8. How is Vernon's fate a consequence of poor judgment?

9. Is one of the men more morally right than the other?

10. What obstacles stand in the way of Vernon's plan for Julian's photos?

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