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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. What two difficult tasks are the FBI and the district attorney's office faced with in Chapter 13?
2. What does Mark tell his mother over the phone about the detention facility?
3. What is ironic about the Foltrigg's plan to question Mark in juvenile court?
4. Why does Mark want to sue the detention center to which he is taken?
5. What happens when Mark sees Romey's picture in the paper along with the story of his death?
Short Essay Questions
1. Discuss Ricky's diagnosis and symptoms.
2. Why are Mark's mother and the doctor skeptical about Mark's story when he finally decides to tell the whole truth (except for Romey's secret)?
3. What makes the investigating officer suspicious of Mark's story at the scene of Romey's death?
4. Discuss Reggie's life as a wife, mother, and law school student.
5. Why does Reggie usually take her clients home to meet Momma Love?
6. Describe Trumann's brilliant idea for making Mark talk if the juvenile hearing fails to do so.
7. Foltrigg is naturally upset not to get the desired results from Mark's juvenile court hearing. Why does he regain excitement quickly?
8. What news does FBI agent Jason McThune share with Foltrigg that makes them believe Mark knows more than he is telling?
9. What does Reggie do when she learns that Diane has been fired?
10. How does Officer Hardy get Mark's fingerprints, and why does he want them?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Compare and contrast the Freytag's Pyramid and the Inverted Pyramid writing styles. When is each style used? Discuss the purpose of each style.
Essay Topic 2
Name and define the five types of conflict. Which conflict prevails in The Client? Select a different type of conflict and explain how the story would have differed under that particular type of conflict.
Essay Topic 3
Discuss the point of view from which The Client is written. Does this point of view make the story more or less believable? Select a different point of view and explain how The Client would have changed if written from it.
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