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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 right does Vernon deny Julian by publishing his photos?
(a) The right to sexual expression in private.
(b) The right not to be humiliated.
(c) The right to public office.
(d) The legal right to own copyright of the pictures.

2. In Clive's opinion, what does Vernon lack?
(a) Moral principle.
(b) Sympathy.
(c) A friendly personality.
(d) Writing skills.

3. 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.

4. What is Vernon's staff's reaction to the Garmony's going to the media?
(a) They no longer support Vernon.
(b) They threaten to quit if conditions are not improved.
(c) They feel cheated by Vernon.
(d) They encourage Vernon to post the photos anyway.

5. Where are the pictures of Julian taken?
(a) Park.
(b) The office of The Judge.
(c) Restaurant.
(d) Bedroom.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Clive feel about ignoring the argument?

2. What is Vernon afraid of?

3. When Vernon realizes that Clive witnesses the attack, what does he do?

4. What is Frank's last name?

5. What does Clive's urgent caller request in Chapter Three?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is Clive unethical?

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

3. How does Clive undermine his moral authority?

4. How is Vernon unethical?

5. Why does Clive confess that he sees a violent attack to Vernon?

6. Why does Clive oppose Vernon's plan to post the pictures?

7. Are Clive and Vernon hypocrites? Why or why not?

8. What role does Clive believe he plays in his relationship with Vernon? What role does Vernon play in the relationship, according to Clive?

9. Why doesn't Clive contact the police about what he witnesses at the hiking trail?

10. What is Vernon's plan for the photos of Julian?

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