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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. On April 27, how much time does the judge tell the jury they will have off from the Whitehouse case?
2. In Chapter 25, how many times does Sophie remember that James wrenched off her clothing?
3. What time does Kate go for a jog in Chapter 30?
4. What is the fastest time that Kate remember an acquittal in Chapter 27?
5. In Chapter 17, who does James remember had stood on a chair and a table and broken the side plates at the restaurant?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Holly happen to be outside and run into James in Chapter 19?
2. How does it appear that Angela sees Kitty during the trial?
3. In Chapter 28, what does Sophie realize about her relationship with James?
4. Why does Ali go to see Kate in Chapter 24, and what agreement do they come to?
5. What does Olivia look like for day three of the trial?
6. What is James thinking about the damage he and the Libertines are doing at the Cock restaurant in Chapter 17?
7. What does Holly do when she returns home after being accosted?
8. How is Sophie feeling after James is acquitted?
9. What does Holly do after James rapes her?
10. Why does Kate think that so many women do not resist advances?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Tuppence, James’ mother, admits that her son has poor character traits. What poor character traits does Tuppence see in James? Why does she think that she and her husband are responsible for James’ lack of character and morality?
Essay Topic 2
After James’ infidelity, Sophie has mixed feelings about their relationship. Why does Sophie have mixed feelings about their relationship? How do her mixed feelings affect her view of the relationship and her feelings for James?
Essay Topic 3
Advocacy is defined as being more persuasive than your opponent and does not necessarily hinge on the truth. What does truth have to do with adversarial advocacy? Why is “truth a tricky issue” (5) when it comes to justice and advocacy?
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