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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 kind of analysis was used to prove that one bullet could have caused both Kennedy's and Connally's wounds?
(a) Failure analysis.
(b) Bullet factor analysis.
(c) Sound wave analysis.
(d) Geometry.

2. What does the Warren Commission think the bullet mark on the curb was caused by?
(a) A shooting between police and robbers the week before.
(b) The third bullet was meant for Mrs. Kennedy.
(c) The bullet that entered Kennedy's head.
(d) The second bullet.

3. Why were the autopsy photos not examined by the fact finding commission?
(a) They were irrelevant.
(b) No pictures were taken.
(c) They were too gruesome.
(d) The Kennedy family refused to released them.

4. What fell off a gurney as Governor Connally was being taken to surgery?
(a) A wallet.
(b) A gun.
(c) A bullet.
(d) Money.

5. How many witnesses were heard by the fact finding commission?
(a) 552 witnesses.
(b) 259 witnesses.
(c) 357 witnesses.
(d) 459 witnesses.

Short Answer Questions

1. What characterized 1965 for Louisiana according to Chapter 18?

2. How long does Posner say Oswald needed to fire 3 shots?

3. How many controversial issues did Posner mention in Chapter 14?

4. What was Oswald charged with?

5. What does Posner say of Jim Garrison in Chapter 18?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Oswald's behavior lead Marina to believe?

2. What did the electrocardiogram show according to Chapter 13?

3. What happened on March 1, 1967?

4. Who was Jack Ruby?

5. What was happening to Governor Connally and how was it significant?

6. What did the Kennedy family refuse to release?

7. What did the Warren Commission assume?

8. How much time did Oswald need?

9. What did failure analysis indicate?

10. Who was Jim Garrison according to Chapter 18?

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